Sentence examples for instant tangible from inspiring English sources

The straightforward photographs that she pops in here and there, like Herb's supper of fish fingers and peas, provide an instant, tangible - and rather comforting - shortcut to reality, as do lifesize photographs of biscuits in I Am Too Absolutely Small for School.

However, Vicky Browning, director of CharityComms, an industry body that aims to improve how charities communicate, admits it can be hard for charities to justify spending on measures such as brand that do not show instant, tangible results.

China's ambitious plans to build a nationwide high-speed rail network, for example, have been praised by politicians as far away as Sacramento as the kind of aggressive stimulus spending that yields instant and tangible economic benefits.

And while the instant thrill of having a tangible record of first birthdays, prom nights, vacations and Christmas dinners was the driving force behind the company's success, its revolutionary product also changed forever the way many artists worked.

However, "an expensive vacation, though not a money pit, is a means of instant gratification that is not tangible... you do not gain anything subsequent to this expenditure," said Ravi Ramnarain, a CPA and an accounting and tax expert.

In that instant, the legend of Willie Mays became tangible for the schoolchildren.

Sharing photos to dozens or hundreds of people from a smartphone is easy, but to create something tangible and exclusive, an instant film camera is an analog throwback still worth the price.

It's a $300 Polaroid-style instant camera that aims to "make photography tangible".

Last night was the same sort of traumatizing reality, as the war, in an instant of a second, became personal and tangible and even more horrifying and terrifying.

The stricken look on his face suggested that the stars far beneath his seat became tangible to him in that instant, that the words up and down lost all content.

"Each photo is a unique physical object that creates a tangible connection between strangers, brought together by their love of instant photography".