Sentence examples for genuinely tangible from inspiring English sources
At the same time, it revived memories of a special time in South African history – a period in which the prospect of a non-racialised future appeared a genuinely tangible prospect.
The UK was the first place to passionately embrace the Iowans, and there is something genuinely moving about the tangible bond between band and fans as the damp night air resounds to the merciless clatter of Duality and Spit It Out.
Thus, genuinely good news must involve tangible liberation for oppressed bodies as much as intangible elevation of weary souls.
In an era of luxury for the masses, a full-time domestic staff is a status symbol that truly sets one apart, a tangible way of separating the genuinely loaded from the simply well-to-do.
But what most influenced her was something less tangible: she had come to genuinely care for Gross.
When Americans do genuinely sacrifice privacy, moreover, they do so for tangible gains in health or safety or efficiency.
"Genuinely, I feel that being a mum means you have a very real stake in the future of our country, a tangible stake".
But, she went on, "genuinely I feel that being a mum means you have a very real stake in the future of our country, a tangible stake".
