Sentence examples for tangible substance from inspiring English sources

Industry and media followed suit, and terms like polyunsaturated, cholesterol, monounsaturated, carbohydrate, fiber, polyphenols, amino acids and carotenes soon colonized much of the cultural space previously occupied by the tangible substance formerly known as food.

It may be that the Olympic Games leaves behind little of tangible substance – though you trust at least that some of its physical infrastructure, all that massive concrete investment, will spread at least a little lasting benefit to the east of the capital.

What could possibly possess people to spend real, hard earned cash on 'objects' that have no tangible substance?

The amount of good vibes that were in the air became a tangible substance that could be felt by everyone in attendance.

There's a notion that floats through the mainstream consciousness, through the mass media, and even among tender-footed law students and fledgling attorneys about the word "justice": It's some kind of objective and tangible substance.

This was Keller's awakening, when she made the connection between the word Sullivan spelled and the tangible substance splashing from the pump, whispering "wah-wah" -- her way of saying "water".

Instead of these concrete and tangible substances Philolaus appeals to things which are unlimited, "unlimiteds," and things which limit, "limiters".

The FDA is almost unique in having a scientifically sound basis for its regulatory trigger: recognizing that hazard is caused by the presence of tangible substances, not by the breeding method (McHughen, 2007; McHughen and Smyth, 2008).

Either way, this was undeniably tangible achievement, substance to go with the irrefutable style.

He was unusual among 19th-century artists in that he drew without color while treating paper like canvas, as a surface to be covered completely with a tangible, malleable substance.

HTC's financial release (here) is notable pretty devoid of substance and tangible plans.