Sentence examples for really tangible from inspiring English sources

"You want a really tangible connection between the food and music," Mr. Eyester said.

Guardiola's Bayern played some sublime football but the fact remains his last really tangible triumph came five years ago.

I have a brother who's a doctor, and to me that's something that's a really tangible skill that helps people.

I'm very good at managing the chaos and pulling it all together to make something that's really tangible and creating that environment where people can thrive.

There is nothing to get your teeth into beyond the only really tangible fact of Pardew's very obvious unpopularity with Newcastle's fans.

The recent work undertaken by the Open Street Map community to provide mapping assistance to humanitarian organisations is a really tangible example of what is possible.

Objects are really the tangible remains of human lives, and they can teach us so much.

And the intangibles, which are really more tangible than anything, are what he brought in the locker room from leadership and unselfishness.

At the end of your day or the end of your work day, write out a few lines about what happened as a really visible, tangible way to "close the book" on that part of your day.

"There are rare cases where someone sends us a thing that's super heartfelt and gives a really clear, tangible example of a way that we really helped a person and it's this super unexpected benefit from typing on a computer and learning how to solve these technical problems.

It's not enough to think "I'm gonna go out there and not be shy!" That isn't really a tangible goal -- that's similar to saying, "I want to be awesome".