Sentence examples for tangible from from inspiring English sources

"We feel nothing tangible from this peace".

Until this year, the pilots got nothing tangible from the plan because they cannot withdraw their shares before retirement.

But his absence was tangible, from the expectant crowd gathered outside the Musée Rodin to the collection itself, which was shot through with hallmarks of the talent that made him a household name.

However, with elections approaching in May, India's Congress Party-led coalition government is under political pressure to demonstrate that it can extract something tangible from Pakistan to protect its citizens from future attacks.

The South African official may have run down the curtain on the national team's World Cup challenge by presenting the Wallabies with a free ticket into the semi-finals, but it will take more than a dodgy penalty call to cramp the style of Gregor Townsend's team if they take something tangible from their cross-Channel trip to Racing Métro on Saturday afternoon.

But what seemed tangible from a distance, on closer inspection very often melted into thin air".Most books about this country tend to dwell on the Khmer Rouge years between 1975 and 1979, when nearly 2m people were killed in South-East Asia's Great Leap Forward.

Scores from similar categories of tangible support from parents and friends were combined to compute a tangible support score (α = 0.87).

We already see tangible results from these and other projects.

Coaches say they see a tangible push from the N.C.A.A. to fight back.

But some people were skeptical that there would be tangible dividends from the elections.

Or are entrepreneurs getting a measurable, tangible boost from its efforts?