Sentence examples for tangible meaning from inspiring English sources

It is our duty to give tangible meaning to the responsibility to protect.

Honoring the everyday spirit of life helps give tangible meaning to existence.

However, the real and tangible meaning of the word will be different to everyone living with the condition.

Minutes before, I had felt like whatever the anti-KKK activists were doing had no tangible meaning, but now, seeing it happen, it seemed vital and necessary.

Therefore, we have developed a comprehensive yet tractable one-dimensional, isothermal, explicit analytical model based largely on a priori parameters, and in terms of quantities with tangible meaning.

While this answer still infuriates me, understanding the statement through a Buddhist perspective gives it a more tangible meaning.

From the outdoor GIF festival in San Francisco and the GIFpop tool that makes custom cards out of animated GIFs using lenticular printing, to a throwback, analog (meaning tangible!) GIF machine, the meme-ready format made waves across the internet over the last twelve months.

As with the finibus terrae, such edges, and views, will always inspire us to create tangible and useful meanings for the spaces beyond.

But he also saw in the site a broader meaning, a tangible reminder of religious refugees who experienced a vital sense of being protected during their sojourn in a foreign country.

The average life is, honestly recounted, mostly devoid of provable, objective meaning or tangible evidence of God; it's boring more often than not, maddeningly random, secretly and not so secretly sordid and, except on the rarest occasions, does not seem to be accounted for by any plan larger than the all-too-human ones we come up with on our own.

Like many entrepreneurs who come to the Valley from the banking and consulting worlds, he was looking for tangible work with more meaning.