Sentence examples for tangible for us from inspiring English sources

That's why the government should be doing something tangible for us when we return".

The English art critic David Sylvester noted that the works of Kandinsky's great period offer "nothing tangible for us to hold on to; it is as if we were in a small boat out in a rocky sea".

This tradition began in the 1st century BCE and only becomes tangible for us with the commentaries on Aristotle of Aspasius in the 2nd century CE and especially with Alexander of Aphrodisias in the early 3rd century.

It is a real time, tangible way for us to shape campus culture, and it embodies our core values of diversity and inclusion.

You could have mentioned any of the amazing minds that are putting forth sustainable, realistic and tangible ideas for us to create a better society and not just complain about the one we have.

I can only imagine that the media, which was so confident that this could only happen if we were once again transported in a time machine to Hitler's Nazi Germany, played some part by giving the spotlight to a man who wanted it so he could stand on his golden, bedazzled soap box and spew hatred, incite violence, ignorance, racism, and offer not a single tangible idea for us to hang our hats on.

Tom Wolfe's 1979 book,The Right Stuff, makes the importance of the astronaut's physical packaging perfectly clear and tangible for the rest of us, though schoolchildren make it clearer with their lack of irony and sheer awe of the astronaut.

"It's an incredibly important event that has so many benefits for us — monetary, tangible, intangible," he said.

"The euphoria was tangible for every Hungarian.

And that's very tangible for where we are now".

Her fragility becomes something almost tangible for the viewer.