Sentence examples for far more tangible from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, this could lead to far more tangible and consequential results than any of the previous protests.

In many ways, it's a privilege to see how these geographical battles coalesce into something far more tangible.

Its dominance is somewhat similar to the darkness in late Rembrandts, only this black is far more tangible.

This makes their benefits far more tangible than simply contributing to a good outcome in the distant future; and a much easier sell.

But it may well be that the real threat to whales in this region is far more tangible than my concern with calories, energetics and statistics.

"These concepts are far more tangible and visceral than tonnes of atmospheric CO2, and are understood and prioritised across all populations".

Perhaps, our energies here are better spent taking outrage and pouring it into fighting the threats and daily assaults against the Indian people that are far more real and tangible than this poor Supreme Court decision.

This advocacy does harm, real harm, far more proven tangible harm than the evidence says GM technology itself does.

But credit was still flowing at H. Schoenberg, because here the loans are anchored by something whose value has proved far more lasting and tangible than the exotic, incomprehensible securities peddled in sleeker quarters elsewhere.

The reverberating, plucked stabs of "Gratitud" see the producer expressing a far more poignant and tangible side, while the lilting "Faggot" has a tragic sort of loneliness to it, its single, sampled voice ringing plaintively against scattered percussion.

A possible explanation may be that the obesity epidemic has so far been a more tangible reality in the U.S. than in Sweden [ 12].