Sentence examples for tangible bridge from inspiring English sources

"This is a tangible bridge to God's power, and divine will, and divine magic.

His wrappers were (and are) physical artifacts - a tangible bridge between the farmer, the end product and the consumer.

As long as they remain committed to their ideals of substantive newsgathering, as long as they don't water down their coverage, as long as they remember to prioritize disseminating information before corporate dollars and as long as they are not afraid to continue pushing the envelope, Al Jazeera America could finally offer a tangible bridge between 'us' and 'them.' Now imagine that.

Working on practical problems in business, government, and communities connects academic and practitioners to tangible problems, bridges the chasm between theory and practice, and reinforces the application of education to effective leadership.

Saltz's thoughts on Rirkrit's very tangible way of "bridging the mind-body gap" is maybe a good place to start.

In these paintings it is atmosphere, more than the particularities of these structures, that is Monet's subject; buildings and bridges are less tangible than the pulsating brushstrokes that give volume to the light-filled fog and mist.

Intangible infrastructures like knowledge and values shape the planning and structure of tangible infrastructures like dams and bridges [36].

"Something like a shadow has fallen between the past and the present, an abyss wide as war that cannot be bridged by any tangible connection, so that memory is undermined and the image of our beginnings betrayed, dissolved, rendered not mythical but illusory.

But in this isolated corner of the bloc's poorest periphery, leaders and locals on Friday celebrated a tangible benefit of membership — a $340 million bridge spanning the Danube that should help strengthen trade and ties between two impoverished members, Romania and Bulgaria.

In this very tangible, immediate way, Tiravanija seemed to bridge a mind-body gap that often exists in Western art; he was a medicine man artist who literalized art's primitive functions as sustenance, healing and communion".

But they will make major concessions to attract big businesses — if there are tangible returns like the High Line or Brooklyn Bridge Park or the extension to the No. 7 subway.