Sentence examples for some sort of tangible from inspiring English sources

Today, they are likely to want some sort of tangible bonus as well.

Okay, so I guess there would be some sort of tangible effect on my life should the Scots take the nuclear option and divorce themselves from the Union, but outside of that?

"This will really test whether the confidence and giving the benefit of the doubt to Mr. Kelly and Mr. Bloomberg many of us have given will reap some sort of tangible response," Mr. Sharpton said.

For this achievement – and make no mistake that it is one – we scientists must allow ourselves a moment of quiet celebration: not that our research funding has not been cut in real terms, or that UK science is still not being funded optimally, but that we were able to come together and make some sort of tangible difference to the outcome.

This assertion came as the former Test captain and the chief executive at the ECB, Tom Harrison, when not repeating the words "trust" and "clarity", were trying to provide some sort of tangible vision for how the national side will operate.

As long as there's some sort of tangible, realistic base to it – and it's actually a decent film too – then sure, go for it.

Women of all shapes and sizes believe they have some sort of a tangible flaw that renders them unattractive, undesirable and therefore unworthy.

"It's about body count, rather than any sort of tangible results".

Instrumental support: Offering a helping hand or any other sort of tangible aid falls into the category of instrumental support.

Indeed, the book is just the sort of tangible proof of accomplishment that might have vindicated Crane's ambitions in the eyes of his father, C. A. Crane, a hardheaded businessman whose doubts about his son's career were never fully dispelled.

Umair Haque, Director Havas Media Labs, comments, 'There is optimism in the US but it's clear that both candidates are not delivering on this desire to live better lives in any sort of tangible form.