Sentence examples for tangible facts from inspiring English sources

Since Trump's election, too many in the media have mistaken disconnected dots for tangible facts.

Can old-fashioned painting capture a contemporary world shaped as much by invisible electronic and digital processes of communication and commerce as by tangible facts?

This article describes the validation of an instrument designed to conduct an Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) self-diagnosis using workers observations of tangible facts and actions in the workplace.

Google's crippled communication machine, plagued by bureaucracy and paranoia, has never been able to come up with tangible facts about its benefits for the news media it feeds on.

But since they are realities and tangible facts, they must be accepted and treated as bitter medicine that is taken by patients out of fear of seeing their condition deteriorate".

But the firm is basing its predictions on tangible facts.

And there is more speculation than tangible fact.

There is nothing to get your teeth into beyond the only really tangible fact of Pardew's very obvious unpopularity with Newcastle's fans.

Roswell, talking about the remembered dead, thinks of how 'all the days and nights of that person are gone out of the world; what they did, what they said - all gone,' and his friend replies, 'Life is a process of one goneness after another.' Goneness is a word that repeats - absence as tangible fact.

Earlier generation kittens seem to be selling for more money, both for the intangible rareness factor and the tangible fact that earlier generation kittens usually have shorter cool down times.

In the end, God is not just a tangible fact that I set out to seek at the behest of dear Dr. Conard but the immeasurable joy that stems from displaying intangible kindness towards others.