Sentence examples for tangible more from inspiring English sources
He craved something more tangible, more fulfilling.
Poems had become more tangible, more touchable.
Her aims are less tangible, more ambitious.
Or maybe it's something less tangible, more primal.
Probably because, as Dr. Hueper puts it, "the goal of curing the victims of cancer is more exciting, more tangible, more glamorous, and more rewarding than prevention".
The most compelling solo jazz piano music has a way of blurring the lines, valorizing technical astonishments mainly as a means to an end, while delivering less tangible, more mysterious rewards.
If a hundred and fifty years sounded right to a lot of people, one thousand eight hundred months sounded even more right — more real, more tangible, and more horrible.
This felt to me both less tangible and more concrete.
He has won a less tangible but more valuable prize.
Less tangible but more pervasive are the dashed hopes and unfulfilled promises.
"We need to make it engaging, tangible, and more exciting," says Breazeal.
