Sentence examples for tangible about from inspiring English sources

"There's something more tangible about sitting in a room, visiting a loved one," she said.

Washington pushed the invasion of Iraq on the grounds that Iraq was flouting United Nations resolutions to disarm, Arabs point out repeatedly, while doing nothing tangible about similar resolutions demanding Israeli withdrawal from occupied Palestinian lands.

"The resolution suggests that Israel should remove the shield protecting its citizens, while doing nothing tangible about terrorism," said Dore Gold, an adviser to Israel's prime minister, Ariel Sharon.

But he did nothing tangible about it until about three years ago, when he had a chance conversation with Madeline Porter of Port Jefferson, who taught with his wife, Joan, in the Northport School district.

Astounding though these discoveries may be, they would not by themselves alter anything tangible about how we get up the next day, to face our lives and our work.

It's always about arrests – nothing tangible about the art, music and entertainment.

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Induced and catalytic effects are less tangible and brought about by the localisation of new businesses in the region due to the mere presence of an airport in the region.

The burgher or knight began to take a keen interest in the tangible world about him.

It is, however, not only the tangible things about America that excite.

The sight of one of their loam-colored vans brings the pleasant sensation that something tangible is about to arrive.