Sentence examples for pretty tangible from inspiring English sources
It's still pretty tangible".
It's still pretty tangible," he said.
"That's a pretty tangible way of telling us that the idea was very well received," he said.
"That's pretty tangible evidence of the social justice issue of climate change, that rich countries emit the most carbon dioxide, yet poor countries are the ones that suffer the most," he said.
China's position is pretty similar.Without tangible benefits in terms of new market access, however, America's administration will find it difficult to sell any deal on Doha back home, particularly given a stuttering economic recovery.
The Atlantic's Julie Beck says "There's something satisfying about seeing your thought and effort create a tangible, pretty thing at a reasonable, predictable pace.
HTC's financial release (here) is notable pretty devoid of substance and tangible plans.
But orchestrating a child's friendships, encouraging him or her to "like" everyone or find solace in numerous superficial relationship on which one cannot count for anything tangible seems a pretty strange way to curb childhood bullying.
As studio profits have increasingly come from globally marketed, hugely expensive (and often pretty good) franchise movies, the less tangible but still vital reward of prestige has been passed down to a different class of movie.
Al Qaeda senior leadership provides ideological inspiration and a brand name — which is not all that tangible, frankly, but it's still pretty important".
