Sentence examples for tangible feel from inspiring English sources

In his generosity, wisdom and tangible feel for the significance of the 17th century, Christopher Hill stands as the finest of guides to the man of the times.

Beyond that, they are very valuable for learning data literacy because they encourage the student to gain a tangible "feel" for the data they are examining.

The urgency, the analog tangible feel of the words being pressed into the paper, the inability to edit or change, I absolutely loved it and I knew it was something I once again needed to be doing.

There's a deliciously palatable, deliriously tangible feel to the racing stuff that's impossible not to find enveloping, and which draws attention to itself by virtue of how rare a thing it's become.

It's actually the tangible, felt, human experience of the energy and intelligence that created the universe and that is driving the evolutionary process right now.

From a mystical perspective, it becomes apparent that what you are awakening to in such moments is the tangible, felt, human experience of the energy and intelligence that created the universe, that catalyzed the evolutionary process and that is driving it right now.

For 350 it's about making climate change tangible and "feel real" to voters.

A nonfiction short featuring Canadian musician Patrick Watson, for instance, is so tangible you feel like you're next to him at the piano.

If you can think of any cool experiences that are worth more than tangible objects, feel free to add them below in the comments section, or challenge us to add them to our Wanderlist!

I think it is easy to say that gay (and some straight) men are using something tangible to feel socially acceptable because we've spent some or all our lives as outcasts.

"Every dollar was tangible, a felt symbol".