Sentence examples for is a very tangible from inspiring English sources

This game is a very tangible testament to the fact that relationships continue after death.

Then when people start coming back, there is a very tangible sense of change, of hope".

"Money is a very tangible expression of what you do and what you really care about," she said.

For nuclear workers and residents near the reactors, of course, the crisis at Fukushima is a very tangible health threat.

Those are all important but we do have to remember: 'Why did we go to Singapore?' "Legacy is a very tangible thing, not as complex as people try to make it, and the skill after 2012 is making sure that every medal is translated into X thousand more kids participating.

Their statement today, along with the takedown demand, is a very tangible result of that frustration.

In fact, they're a very tangible part of a larger trend on our campus.

"This resolution will be a very tangible debating point for him".

It was a very tangible, and symbolic, way for them to signal the end of their 12-year relationship.

It was a very tangible reminder of what a fantastic responsibility it is to represent a community.

"In general, I think a petition can attract the attention of news media because it's a very tangible indication of public interest," she told the BBC.