Sentence examples for tangible history from inspiring English sources

Like Munch, I was seduced by its timber cabins, intoxicating gardens and tangible history.

Nathalie's commenters share a tangible history through reading and commenting on her blog, but also because Nathalie does the same on her readers' blogs.

I was most fascinated by the city's tangible history, given that we can still witness the transition between destruction and renovation.

It's no secret that when it comes to artefacts and the collection of of tangible history, colonialism whiteness and Eurocentrism are part and parcel of the excursion.

Traditionally, those are the areas where evolutionary biology's greatest weaknesses have been when it comes to providing a fully tangible account of life's history.

The underground Memorial Center is to provide a tangible, narrative history of the World Trade Center and the attacks of 1993 and 2001.

"There's a lot of tangible, relatable history that can come out of it for Native communities, information about how their ancestors lived," Jordan says.

"The physical experience of centuries-old ice from the glaciers of Eliasson's native Iceland makes tangible a history that extends beyond the human life span," a description for the 2013 project states, "time that is measured in thousands of years rather than mere decades".

They are not inanimate things but receptacles: "tangible evidence of history, memory.

This made history tangible to them and kept the gray eyes at bay.

Street names celebrate lost leaders and buildings provide tangible links to history.