Sentence examples for for something tangible from inspiring English sources

Do you play an instrument?" I'm listening for something tangible — something that tells me you're not just all about work.

Waiting, waiting, waiting until the last word for something tangible, the expected political weather-changer never came.

"We're always yearning for something tangible to use as tools to teach self-efficacy," a staff member said.

We knew that if we created something with a clear identity, that stood for something tangible, we had a good chance.

Prosecutors in New York have to search for something tangible passed between the tipper and tippee to get a case in front of a jury.

The need for something tangible led Gene Stilp, an energy consultant from Harrisburg, to design his huge Flight 93 Heroes flag, a variation on the stars and stripes.

Still these applications present reasonable challenges (solutions are feasible for the state of the art in a relatively short term) and are a new inspiration for CS professionals to produce something tangible for society which still demands ingenuity and responsible development.

That's why the government should be doing something tangible for us when we return".

In our opinion the movies have at last done something tangible for the cause of humanity.

At least when you sell a car you have something tangible for the would-be purchaser to consider buying.

Had England still had something tangible for which to play, the home of Manchester City really would have rocked.