Sentence examples for tangible at from inspiring English sources

Yet frustration was tangible at the Istanbul meeting.

And yet the burden of such riches is tangible at times.

The argument that there is nothing tangible at the end of it doesn't hold sway.

"Seeing a building, carving it up, redesigning it – there's plenty of satisfaction in that, something tangible at the end".

The connection between restaurant and garden is as tangible at the Stockton Inn as the stone that was quarried on the spot to construct the restaurant's original building.

Improvements are tangible at the six public housing projects with 4,000 apartments that dot the eastern stretch of the peninsula.

The likely coalition of conservatives and liberals will have at least one tangible effect at the national level.

He said the electricity at Rogers Centre on Tuesday was more tangible than at any time he could remember.

"To someone who is not yet persuaded of the satisfactions of making one's own way, there is something laughable about a person who doggedly keeps working at a lousy job for no tangible reason at all," he wrote.

We take tangible measures at management level, giving accountability to improve gender balance at all levels of business.

The pride at hosting Brazil in a World Cup match was tangible and, at times, all-consuming.