Sentence examples for tangible impression from inspiring English sources
Just being a part of people's lives where you leave a tangible impression.
This beautifully installed exhibition gave a very tangible impression of Sister Corita's prolific career as a "designer, teacher, feminist, civil-rights and anti-war activist".
In our individual interactions with call center employees, we should keep in mind our ability to create more tangible impressions than those that may be fed by local media.
Ten managers in 10 years tells its own story on that front, as does a current squad that, for all their tangible strengths, still gives the impression of having been hurled together at speed, a high-class jambalaya of leftovers and prize cuts assembled by successive occupants of the managerial equivalent of the Spinal Tap drummer's stool.
Their impression was that most donors were only interested in tangible outputs (such as numbers of ITNs distributed) and that this project was no exception: their perception was that the main objective had always been ITN distribution to reduce malaria prevalence and that the provision of information to communities had been intended to support this objective.
Australian politics at present does an excellent job of conveying the impression that the vocation is about "me" first and "you" a very poor second – and travel entitlements provides a tangible focal point for voter resentment.
Others are more tangible.
