Sentence examples for tangible look from inspiring English sources

It's a quantifiable, tangible look at what a life really stands for – and it becomes even more stark against the backdrop of rotting flowers.

We try and try to think of what isolation made tangible looks like.

It means you can plan for what age you can retire and also have something tangible to look forward to.

Many Catholics eager for the church to change — and in a tangible way — look to him as their change agent.

MAINTAINING a home is expensive, as we all know, but if you upgrade a kitchen or replant the garden, at least you have something tangible to look at and appreciate.

Then I would have something tangible to look forward to.

In addition to transforming tangible losses, look at whatever you think you are losing qualitatively as a gain as well.

Any kind of wish implies hope, but for sick children, the hopefulness of a wish is especially powerful, since it gives them something tangible to look forward to.

Once you have something tangible to look at, it might be easier to do the research you need to do before pursuing the next tangible step.

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

GM-owned Cruise Automation wants you to be able to see the progress it's making with its self-driving car tests, in a way that's more tangible than looking at boring lists of disengagement reports.