Sentence examples for tangible landmark from inspiring English sources

It is naive to imagine that a tangible landmark exists during this tumultuous waiting period that clearly separates an "unsettled" wish from a "settled" one.You conclude that assisted suicide is problematic for very sick individuals who could expect to live for many years as "greedy relations will put pressure on the elderly to choose to die".

Pairing the works of these contemporary artists with Basel's historic landmarks creates a tangible connection between the old world and modern culture that visitors will experience firsthand.

And the sense that 2016 may be a landmark year for dramatic balance is tangible not only at the National.

The Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani, is pulling out all the stops to speed up the implementation of a landmark nuclear deal to bring home tangible relief from sanctions before parliamentary elections in February.

"Today's landmarking is not just about providing a tangible link to one of the worst events in our history," the mayor said.

Over time, he has become unexpectedly valuable to the campaign: a highly recognizable landmark for drivers trying to find an event; tangible evidence of Mr. Romney's down-home appeal; and, perhaps most important, an accessible, garrulous and charming counterpoint to a sometimes awkward candidate.

In a landmark 1987 decision, the Supreme Court limited mail and wire fraud prosecutions to cases involving tangible goods like money and property, and not the "intangible right" of the people to good government.

Such tangible potentials can be used now to politically raise the cash to finish the ongoing renovation of the landmark.

Although these are tangible and enticing links to the past, they are almost certainly not enough to preserve the site as a city landmark, Mr. Tierney said.

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Tangible support.