Sentence examples for tangible as a from inspiring English sources

Personally, I still prefer to give something tangible as a present.

Tired of promoting anything as boringly tangible as a product, brands now want to associate themselves with ideas and purposes.

The agency views the Meow Mix brand heritage to be, he added, "as tangible as a factory or as tangible as the product in and of itself".

The poet Frances Leviston, reviewing Ms. Stone's 2008 collection "What Love Comes To" in The Guardian of London, defined her scale of preoccupations as extreme: "at one end, something as tangible as a spider's web; at the other, the entire cosmos".

Top society people although they have been identified with Resurrection for longer period than mannequins, are still in a rather odd relationship to it, and the goods they advertise when being photographer-prestive, wealth, pedigree-are as tangible as a printed silk with its label showing.

The Walkmen include three former members of Jonathan Fire*Eater, which enjoyed a brief period of anticipated success; it never had anything as tangible as a hit, but for a time it was the most talked-about band in New York.

The return can be tangible (as in a positive Return on Investment) or intangible (as in an increase in the reputation of the customer's brand, or the goodwill of the customer's customers).

However, the applicability of tangibles as a dimension within service quality assessment has received criticism, relating to client's perception of the concept as a proxy for evaluating service outcomes [ 37].

"The reward is not as tangible as buying a bond but you should get more enjoyment out of it if you love the sport, which makes it a good investment".

In the N.B.A., where every owner but one (Michael Jordan) is white, and eighty-six per cent of the players are black, racial tensions have been unspoken but tangible — as illustrated by a scene two weeks ago.

Yet the over-all effect is as taut with tangible evidence as a detective story.