Sentence examples for tangible reminders from inspiring English sources
There are still tangible reminders of those days.
They are tangible reminders of long-forgotten stories I was once involved in.
Tangible reminders of past illnesses or accidents, scars are like old photographs, she is fond of saying.
The most tangible reminders of how far the site had come in 11 years were the massive new buildings, sleek and encased in glass, that surround it.
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.
They act as tangible reminders of Britain's industrial heyday, before capital was sucked towards the capital, and employment rates became geographically stilted.
Across the room, Darrelle Revis's locker room stood empty, a tangible reminder of his absence.
The letter was a true, tangible reminder that this was history — her story — not mine.
The surviving safe houses, he said, are "a tangible reminder of man's humanity".
Every now and then "The Innocent Man" provides a tangible reminder of Mr. Grisham's novels.
But the most tangible reminder of Mr. Strub's childhood stands outside the house.
