Sentence examples for from tangible from inspiring English sources
The confidence stems from tangible diplomatic achievements.
These solutions range from tangible artifacts through processes and services to complex socio-technical systems.
To outsiders, the switch in language from "tangible common equity" to "Tier 1 capital" signified nothing.
Merkel has shied from tangible steps to turn away prospective asylum seekers.
Our driving motivation doesn't come from tangible commodities that this world has to offer".
Plan C would be farther down the spectrum away from tangible, pecuniary benefits.
His isolation from any tangible "scene" – even from any nightlife, save for "the worst club in the world" in Chester – is what gave them their character.
And sultry text messages may be on a different moral plane from more tangible crimes like patricide.
"Usually, these are tried and true methods of drawing away the public eye from more tangible problems.
Which is appropriate, because Burial's richly atmospheric music leaves you feeling slightly removed from the tangible world.
Some say the activity stems from the tangible nature of the problem; bad pollution is felt in the scratchy throats of all.
