Sentence examples for tangible feeling from inspiring English sources
"tangible feeling" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express the idea that a feeling is intense enough to be almost tangible or real. For example, "The palpable tension in the room created a tangible feeling of anxiety."
"It was a grim place, always miserable, always pouring down, and there was a tangible feeling of fear and paranoia on the streets".
"It's a much more tangible feeling than collecting things on a Pinterest board," she said, referring to a service that lets people save and store interesting links and pictures found on the Web.
The Like-A-Hug would put a tangible feeling to your click.
There's no true thud, no tangible feeling that comes along with the bass on these things.
Easter creates this tangible feeling of frenzy in the air filled with love, gratitude and laughter.
It has a really tangible feeling; I'm really in love with sounds that create a space.
Although he brings some tangible, real feeling to the scene of Oz mending China Girl, Mr. Franco looks pretty pained in most of his scenes with them, and it's hard to blame him.
Since 1992 the company has been working with the artist William Kentridge, best known for his video animations of charcoal drawings, which morph fluidly from one image to another without ever losing the tangible, dusty feeling of charcoal on paper.
Some aspects of work that Mira values are less tangible, including the feeling that she is helping others and the sense of daily excitement that comes from working on the frontiers of knowledge.
The energy at last year's festival -- this tangible and dynamic feeling that everyone was welcome and that we truly were celebrating such rad and diverse talents -- was an obvious and distinguishing factor.
For me, the merit was in being seen; the pigment of my "feelings" tangible confirmation of their reality.
