Sentence examples for tangible living from inspiring English sources

Caligula took things a step further and had those in Rome, including senators, worship him as a tangible, living god.

Just a name and a date and a place of employment, but seeing the words written in that sloping hand lent him a tangible living existence in a way no photograph could.

Removal of price and interest rate controls would damage voters' pocketbooks, without offering much tangible benefit to living standards.

The video so reeked of the tried and tested methods of the old regime that even his political opponents rallied in support of Mr Laarayedh.If the revolution has so far brought little tangible improvement in living standards, freedom from Mr Ben Ali's ruthless secret police is one gain Tunisians are determined to keep.

To provide future doctors with more tangible understanding of living with certain afflictions, artists speak about their condition, their artworks, and the relationship between the two.

I just hope – considering the inconceivable amount of money, power and energy in that convention centre this week – that the tangible concerns of currently living (and dying) human beings receive the same level of attention and funding as the hypothetical concerns of hypothetical future people.

The lack of skin, hair, and eyeballs equates to fewer tangible reminders of the living human that once was, making skeletons far less creepy than human cadavers.

The book, whose title pokes fun at Abdel-Razak's pan-Arabist obsessions, shows the hypocrisy behind one man's understanding of that failed political ideology, makes tangible the absurdity of living under propaganda-mad dictators, and it humanizes, for better or worse, certain segments of very poor Muslim populations in two specific parts of the Middle East.

In pursuit of this goal, it will be important to reestablish the unity of health practitioners and public planners not only to carry out needed research at the interface of these disciplines but also to ensure that the results of such research are properly translated and applied in order to lead to tangible improvements in our living arrangements and in public health.

Ex: residual:a playback of the past, intelligent/interactive can make or cause noise, poltergeist a being that manifests itself, demon is a supernatural being generally malevolent in character, a doppelganger is a tangible double of a living person that is typically represents evil.

We anticipate the financial intervention, which addresses a common and tangible barrier to live kidney donation, may improve pursuit of LRT by an additional 10%.