Sentence examples for it was a tangible from inspiring English sources

Veronica Fiorato, designation team leader for English Heritage in the South, said it was a "tangible reminder of Operation Overlord and its vital contribution to British and world history".

It was a tangible expression of a dream that has long eluded us — a world free of nuclear weapons.

He showed me the document, on Al Qaeda letterhead: stamped by the "Sécurité Islamique," with a logo of a crossed Kalashnikov and sword, it was a tangible sign of the Islamists' attempt to acquire the trappings of official power.

Bewigged colonials in their elegant surroundings were what people seemed interested in hearing about, not only at Rock Hall, but in most 18th-century historic houses — in part, because it was a tangible story.

"The kindness of strangers" has become a hackneyed phrase, but to the beneficiaries, as several of their children report in these pages, it was a tangible if miraculous reality.

It was a tangible bit of information that the former refugees felt could serve them well.

Besides a simple case of supply and demand the already limited number of prime Deco pieces diminished in the '50s when some were broken apart for their jewels–"its appeal now is that it's a tangible asset, and tangible assets tend to do better in a crisis," says Thomas Orecchio, a principal of the wealth-management firm Greenbaum and Orecchio in Old Tappan, New Jersey.

"It's a tangible product now".

"One of the characteristics of a covenant," as Mrs. Austin put it, "is a tangible sign.

It's a tangible, physical, fully realized public square in which real people stare at things made by other people.

Carbon dioxide levels have become part of the broader discussion about global warming, in part because it's a tangible signpost of change.