Sentence examples for his tangible from inspiring English sources
But the one thing Pettitte cannot impart is his tangible experience in big games.
Many were selected posthumously and they attest to his tangible sense of disenchantment with America and, perhaps, with photography.
One of his tangible achievements was to increase the federal cost limit of $3,150 for building each apartment room.
Trump tweeted his solidarity when Iranians took to the streets in protests earlier this year, but that has been the extent of his tangible support.
On the contrary, his tangible lust takes us so far into Clyde's loneliness and chagrin that we begin to experience Clyde's emotions as our own.
Yet while his tangible rewards for such a lengthy career were negligible – two second-tier title medals in 16 seasons – the clean-cut, scrupulously fair Wark rejoiced in rather more than respect at Fir Park.
His tangibles and intangibles make him the easy choice.
The lawsuit states that in his will, Robert left "his personal tangible and intangible property" to his four children, therefore, the Kardashians believe the possessions belong to them.
Fueled by these morbid fears — amplified, no doubt, by his remote isolation — he embarked on a staggeringly prolific literary output, as well as his most tangible work of art, the decoration of his home, Hauteville House.
Mr. Obama considers the treaty one of his most tangible foreign policy achievements and the centerpiece of his effort to rebuild relations with Russia after years of tension.
His job consists almost entirely of pointless activity and just about his only tangible achievement (at the environment department) is to impose a 10mph speed limit on Lake Windermere.
