Sentence examples for is tangibly from inspiring English sources

But – and here's what the geo-politicians tend to ignore – it is tangibly better-off.

Each song is immediately characterised with a new musical idea; the writing is tangibly evocative.

Its proportions are almost perfect, its history is tangibly present, & it has all the majesty of a true capital & more style than other large Scottish cities.

The article "Asbury Park's Long Recovery" on Dec. 7 gave an honest assessment of the facts but somehow missed the feeling that is tangibly real in Asbury.

As for Mr. Kelly, he is tangibly aware that a page torn from his notepad might easily hang one day beside that bank note in the alcove.

The former, one Kirsten Mitchell, is tangibly perturbed at being paired with Dickson Wright, who storms into her kitchen brandishing unplucked pheasants and hearty fare like buttered oranges.

I think it's tangibly boosted morale in the division.

Success is a function of funding, planning, talent and expert tech, all of which are tangibly present.

The bresaola, delicious on its own, was tangibly improved with a sprinkle of lemon juice, olive oil and cracked black peppercorns.

"People will pay an above-average price for something that's tangibly better, so kudos to the airlines that recognize this," he said.

My charity [the Blue Line Foundation] provides equipment and training – if you provide a car or a vest, you are tangibly making a difference.