Sentence examples for tangible reaction from inspiring English sources

The only time he showed any tangible reaction was when one of his victims, George Nierenberg, aggressively demanded that Madoff meet his eye, moving towards him and saying: "I don't know whether you've had a chance to turn around and look at your victims".

Do people want something tangible as a reaction to apps and clouds and expansion packs?

"It was abstract before; now it is tangible and the reaction is mostly devastation, fear and anger".  .

What feels more tangible to her is the reaction to the shows she has undertaken with her band.

The resurgence of White supremacy in this country is a predictable reaction to both tangible evidence of that reality becoming compromised, and the demographic inevitability of a future White minority.

Though there's the occasional cranky neighbor, adults are generally as enchanted as their children, and the rewards -- some more tangible than others -- are in those reactions.

Immigrants' early traumatic experiences and severe life circumstances could lead to distress and GPs considered often their presenting symptoms as reasonable reactions to earlier life events and tangible life conditions rather than signs of a depressive disorder.

Instead, it's something far less tangible: The ability of the phone to elicit an emotional reaction – something that very few smartphones today can achieve, and certainly not to the same extent.

When I saw these statistics last week, my first reaction was to wonder why there weren't more tangible signs of joblessness.

Reactions fizzle with a visceral heat, the art as tangible inside as your morning's breakfast;; this is not a show you stroll calmly through.

Though the selfie speaks to a culture that values uniqueness and self-expression, it could also be a reaction to the digital world, where experiences are virtual rather than tangible.