Sentence examples for tangible say from inspiring English sources

At the end of the six weeks, the changes in the students are tangible, say both students and professors.

"I think team spirit is tangible," said Strauss yesterday.

"Vinyl is tangible," said his friend Nicky Smiles, 29.

"It puts more pressure on the summit to deliver something tangible," said Mr. Valeri.

It is already tangible," said Grey-Thompson. "For the British athletes it is a massive opportunity.

"It's a very hot topic for our students because it feels so tangible," said Bohnet.

"It includes everything that is tangible," said John Hallmark, a spokesman for the Office for National Statistics.

"Numbers make intangibles tangible," said Jonah Lehrer, a journalist and author of "How We Decide," (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2009).

Mr Modi's biggest feats were tangible, says Mr Abraham, the kind of improvements that migrant workers tend to notice, and report back to their relatives.

But even Mr. Kramer acknowledged that his real concerns were less tangible, saying it was the "normative" tone of the debate that had mattered most.

The actual visual sense of how something is composed will be lost to us in the future, but here it is very tangible," said Dr Caroline Murray, the book's publisher.