Sentence examples for more tangible source from inspiring English sources
A more tangible source of tension between the Orthodox and their more secular neighbors is the growing number of shtiebels, private houses that serve as synagogues.
"The forest also provides more tangible sources of inspiration for me in the form of the organic offerings which I often find on my walks, such as discarded feathers, tiny skulls, dried lichen, skeleton leaves, abandoned nests, tufts of fur, and the like," Watt elaborates.
Luckily, there is a much more reliable and tangible source from the police investigation into Williams.
Multiple sources suggested that more tangible measures were being considered, such as portable panic alarms.
Theoretical considerations show that, despite the focus being on actors, by looking to their power sources a considerable part of structural power can be more tangible at least in part, like rules, discourse or ideologies.
Chatterjee also notes that Earth Hour, which she describes as an "open-source campaign," has also served as catalyst for other actions with, one might say, more tangible outcomes.
The lack of anything more tangible seemed to render the outbreak all the more fearsome -- a scourge that seemed to have no identifiable motive or source to combat.
Others are more tangible.
He craved something more tangible, more fulfilling.
