Sentence examples for perfectly tangible from inspiring English sources
The real head scratchers, the projects that grab our attention not just because they're gorgeous or arresting, but also because we just can't wrap our heads around them, are works that blur the line between analog and digital, works that make the real seem unreal or the unreal look perfectly tangible.
Tom Wolfe's 1979 book,The Right Stuff, makes the importance of the astronaut's physical packaging perfectly clear and tangible for the rest of us, though schoolchildren make it clearer with their lack of irony and sheer awe of the astronaut.
But it is also perfectly acceptable to expect to get something tangible in return for your aid or development work.
The poet Lêdo Ivo put it perfectly: "There will probably never be a tangible and acceptable explanation for the language and style of Clarice Lispector...
There are two very tangible benefits from making the bed perfectly in the morning.
Bennetts sits perfectly within our business model: a capital-light, cash-generative business that will seamlessly integrate with our database to quickly deliver tangible returns".
"Everything tangible is gone.
"Dinner is something tangible.
