Sentence examples for tangible illustration from inspiring English sources
I hope the score is a tangible illustration of the play's main theme – that art is vital to all walks of life, not just to an elite.
David Hirshey, the executive editor of HarperCollins and the former editor of Esquire, said that although "it seems insane to pay out so much based on a magazine piece, these articles can be very seductive because it gives the book editor a tangible illustration of what the book could turn out to be".
The links between budget support and public financial management reform provides a tangible illustration.
The worked example presented here provides a tangible illustration of the use of Semantic Web constructs and standards for the extraction of new information from disparate, independent services, in a completely reproducible manner.
The case study provides tangible illustrations of the phenomena latent in modal parameter estimators and demonstrates several counter-intuitive results.
The samples of model conversion from 2D illustrations to abstract, tangible 3D engineering configurations incorporate the representation of glass and steel low-rise and high-rise building structures, as well as long span bridges being generated from compression and tension principles.
Tony Ross's illustrations make the magic tangible and vigorous.
In the following sections we will discuss each phase, present the key support needs (i.e., informational, emotional, and tangible supports), describe how each of these needs is unique to each phase, and use quotations from participants as illustrations.
"Everything tangible is gone.
