Sentence examples for of a tangible from inspiring English sources

"It's kind of a tangible expression of the reality of 'I do not hold this against you,' " he said.

From that perspective, the enormous budget deficits don't seem to be providing much of a tangible return.

In using the body to step beyond the ironic into an immediacy of a tangible, audible, testable world.

Certainly Paddy Brennan was convinced of a tangible improvement, declaring that his mount felt "a different horse" this time.

For many people, the mere arrival of a tangible common currency had seemed like an impossibility for years.

Economists note that the arrival of a tangible European currency is merely the visible tip of a deeper transformation.

Similarly, an archive can be a way of having a tangible body of information.

Regardless of how pervasive technology becomes in our literary lives, people will forever long for the tactile experience of reading a tangible book — bought from a tangible store.

We find ourselves temporarily filled with a lightness of being, a tangible conviction that it really is possible to change.

With her lack of cool comes a tangible sense of liberation.

"The Gifts of Hope" is a tangible way to touch the lives of people everywhere.