Sentence examples for tangible energy from inspiring English sources

"I thought what if we could have a tangible energy solution which would be retrofitted easily, that would have a good power app that you could actually use but, most importantly, give you power when and where you need it".

The atmosphere is electric [not literally, of course, that would be a dangerous mix with all this water], but those magical Olympic and Paralympic moments seem to have left an almost tangible energy in the place.

There is buzz and effervescent about his batting which injects England with tangible energy.

Instead, we should take the time to bask in the glory of The Chronicles of Marnia, an album infused with more tangible energy and life than we've seen from a brilliant talent.

Basic nuts and bolts of care There is tangible energy and excitement for rolling out new ideas for children's health in Uganda.

All this enterprise and creativity give Medellín a tangible, youthful energy.

Although no specific projects have been defined, the framework of the agreement outlines a detailed action plan to deliver tangible clean energy projects.

As I stand outside my hut, sad to be leaving for the city, I think what I'll miss most is the overwhelming sound of the birds and a kind of tangible natural energy.

But to make energy tangible, we need to involve different disciplines.

The project's co-director Max Wakefield says: "By helping people create tangible relationships with energy, we can enable an understanding of the need to reduce demand".

It almost doesn't matter what great task government sets for itself, Mr Brooks said, "as long as it does some tangible thing with energy and effectiveness".If that was ever good advice, it is rotten advice now.