Sentence examples for tangible experience of from inspiring English sources

Our generation wants a tangible experience of God who is there".

For a more tangible experience of the ancient powers, we stopped south of Ullapool at Corrieshalloch Gorge – a giant's knife-cut in the earth.

It is a cheap gag when you think about it, but the tangible experience of the work as it heaves before you is compelling.

These courses make it possible to show tangible experience of certain skillsets on a CV and, even better from the student's point of view, don't cost several thousand pounds".

Zoopedia application is more focused on developing simulations of animal behavior which is expected by the visualization of this simulation so that the user can obtain a more tangible experience of animal behavior.

For me, nothing can compare to the tangible experience of physically reading a newspaper.

Devotees of van Gogh as crazed visionary may be disappointed by this low-key approach, but they may also appreciate having his visionary genius grounded so specifically in tangible experiences of the real world.

Strictly speaking, confidence in the Buddha is not the same as faith in the western sense, as the confidence is built on tangible experiences so the element of belief is not present.

The day was carried by the last participant, Yaniv Dinur, whose Beethoven had the authority of a Toscanini, whose Fledermaus had the perception of tangible experience, and whose "Mambo!" from West Side Story crackled and danced.

It can be argued that a discrepancy between behaviour and attitude can partly be explained by the lack of tangible experience that would link behaviour to attitude [41].

An elephant tusk isn't going to greet you with a hug when you come back from work; it's not going to give you any kind of real, tangible experience once you've bought it, bar people coming round and judging you for actively taking part in one of the many cruel, disgusting things that makes the human race the worst thing about Earth.