Medellin's mayors engaged in a comprehensive programme of urban renewal - a new metro and cable cars to bring in slum dwellers trapped in distant poverty, striking new parks and civic buildings - cultivating new, and tangible, city pride.
And with exciting players such as Ivan Perisic and Marcelo Brozovic outside them, along with a tangible sense of national pride that inspires less feted players to play above themselves, they have a team good enough to beat anyone.
The war zones are places where they can take tangible actions to protect their pride in their faith — unlike their own homes, where they feel increasingly powerless.
With both teams improving to 9-2 on Thursday, the framework is in place for a monumental meeting on Dec. 6 in Foxborough, Mass., rich with implications both tangible (playoff position) and intangible (pride).
2. As a class, read and discuss the article "Tangible Reminders of Sept. 11 Get Pride of Place in Exhibitions," focusing on the following questions: a.
2. Learn about how museum curators collected artifacts from the sites of the September 11 attacks to create museum exhibits by reading and discussing the article "Tangible Reminders of Sept. 11 Get Pride of Place in Exhibitions".
Mr. Codey said that he thought the project was a huge source of pride for New Jersey residents, a tangible sign that proves the state belongs in the big leagues.
During the build, more than 10,000 people at shipyards and suppliers across the UK have been employed, and the pride felt by the workforce is tangible.
And perhaps even more surprising, young artists and entrepreneurs are embracing these spots with a renewed sense of pride in their modest scale and tangible sense of history.
Little wonder that the Falklands war which was fought against a state, for a simple cause and to a swift and absolute victory still inspires pride and nostalgia in Britain.Perhaps its most tangible impact has been on defence spending.
