Sentence examples for tangible it from inspiring English sources

If it is tangible, it is malleable.

And unlike something tangible, it can't be lost or destroyed".

The actors' trust in each other in these scenes was so tangible it was almost painful.

"Just as striking was the skull, which was so tangible it looked as if it could be picked up from that rock," he said.

When the rival fan showed up with his wallet, the ball's value suddenly became depressingly tangible — it was now a commodity with an unambiguous price tag.

Because issues on the regional level are so tangible, it is possible to debate new proposals without getting immobilized by the big government-versus-small government frame.

Make it tangible, make it inspiring.

When dealing with tangibles, it makes sense to allow ownership, since harvesting the fruits of one's labour is hardly possible without having control over the object.

It's real, it's tangible and it doesn't have a whiff of a derivative product about it".

Their recovery is still fragile, but it is real and tangible, and it is providing new hope across the continent.

"We're making great progress, and the cockpit reveal is great because it's a real tangible - it's finished.