Sentence examples for tangible stories from inspiring English sources

Maybe they aren't the biggest deal in the world, among all the ways political candidates are polished and handled, but digital alterations are tangible stories, unlike so much political spin.

Bewigged colonials in their elegant surroundings were what people seemed interested in hearing about, not only at Rock Hall, but in most 18th-century historic houses — in part, because it was a tangible story.

For each potential action, Mr. Hesterman serves up tangible success stories — from the Healthy Schools Campaign in Chicago to the New York City Green Carts project to help entrepreneurs sell fresh produce in underserved areas.

It will behoove the Obama administration and advocates of the law to actively nurture pacesetting states so that they have tangible success stories to point to in 2014 and models that other states can learn from and emulate.

"You see the very tangible success story that Haiti can be," Penn said.

All this made for a small, but tangible success story in a region with very few.

"My motivation has always been, how do you bring people closer to wine, how do you make stories tangible?" he said.

For sure, traffic around the monument, or drug-dealing and loitering around the 49th Ward's Howard Street L stop, are a daily presence more tangible than, say, stories about colossal deficits.

Some journalists are counting on virtual reality to make important stories tangible and relatable to mass audiences.

Whether you're stumping for capital or selling an advertising campaign, make sure that you can convey a tangible, two-minute story.

The tangible menace that her stories exude isn't about "what", but "when".