Sentence examples for influence is tangible from inspiring English sources
Immigrants from Jamaica and other islands began moving to Williamsbridge in the '80s, and today their influence is tangible up and down White Plains Road, a commercial strip under elevated train tracks.
Her influence is tangible in the work of some of British fashion's most acclaimed young designers - both Julien MacDonald and Matthew Williamson did work placements with Rhodes while studying at St Martin's, and Elspeth Gibson began her design career in Rhodes' studio.
Warhol's influence is tangible in the provocative photo remixes which showcase the many faces (and outfit changes) of Pittsburgh-based drag performers, who Kost refers to as "a dysfunctional family".
The son of a Baptist minister, Redding began singing in the choir of the Vineville Baptist church in Macon, Georgia, and the gospel influence was tangible throughout his recording career – his induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame notably spoke of the "funky, secular testifying" of his work.
The French haven't laid claim to NOLA for more than 200 years, and yet their influence is still tangible in the city's culture and cuisine.
He, too, emphasized that the influence of educators and leaders is tangible and important.
This is influenced by the degree to which the need for intervention is tangible.
The disappointment is tangible.
