Sentence examples for tangible point from inspiring English sources

THAT the movies provide the most tangible point of reference in this book in part reflects the vanished New York settings in which its characters grew up, but it is also a measure of how thin the book is.

Your dream board can provide you with a tangible point of focus to help you visualize your goals.

The nebulous subject of "Our Finances" seems much easier to tackle when broken down into tangible points.

He gave them something tangible to point toward.

A less tangible selling point is what Ms. Koch called "the panache of the Winston name".

"This resolution will be a very tangible debating point for him".

Critically a tangible starting point is developing a procurement code that represents the principles and standards the company will hold itself (and its suppliers) to.

Australian politics at present does an excellent job of conveying the impression that the vocation is about "me" first and "you" a very poor second – and travel entitlements provides a tangible focal point for voter resentment.

The templates consisted of three stages and prompted the team to first "unwrap" a series of standards in order to define a tangible end point (i.e., desired results), which could be further defined by writing a big idea and essential question for the unit.

For me she is a tangible connection point for hundreds of millions of lives and the stories that they weave.

"It's one of the new sounds of a generation that has no tangible reference point pre-world wide web, utilising the virtual space and the infinite possibilities offered by endless terabytes of memory".