Sentence examples for tangible act from inspiring English sources

Placing spikes outside a building, to prevent someone destitute from taking shelter for the night is a physical, tangible act of unkindness.

Commit to a simple, tangible act.

The article also ignores the many tangible acts of aid and comfort that Siddha Yoga practitioners have provided in this time of crisis: establishing a fund to support children of victims; donating equipment to relief workers; providing volunteer grief counseling.

There isn't a great deal of room for a defense of ideology in the guilt or penalty phase; what tends to matter more is tangible acts taken, damage done.

Each had radically different forms of activism (one through education, the other through more tangible acts of protest).

The irony is not lost on me that in our death-denying culture one of the most tangible acts of saying goodbye that I can perform takes place online.

Contrary to the straw man posed by Obama supporters, they aren't complaining about pie in the sky wishes but about tangible acts and omissions, from Gitmo to Afghanistan to the environment to gay rights to secrecy and executive power.

From this perspective, tangible products act as distribution mechanisms for services, implying that suppliers are really service providers (Prahalad and Ramaswamy 2004; Sandström et al. 2008).

At its best the leave is a tangible presence, an act of decisive, aggressive non-engagement, a challenge to the bowler to blink first, go seeking a response and find yourself counterpunched by some maddening little opener's nudge, or cuff or clip.

They act as tangible reminders of Britain's industrial heyday, before capital was sucked towards the capital, and employment rates became geographically stilted.

transforming politicians' will to act into tangible support from government departments and agencies.