Sentence examples for tangible symbol from inspiring English sources

Religious people throughout time have felt great resonance in a tangible symbol of their ethereal beliefs.

If a political scandal needs a tangible symbol remember a certain blue dress?

As a tangible symbol of rip-off Britain and the failed privatisation of the public sector, it is exemplary.

Last year Tahrir Square became the tangible symbol of such aspirations as hundreds of thousands packed into it to demand change.

For a woman who grew up in a cramped black township, her spacious house on this integrated block is the most tangible symbol of that change.

"Our New York flagship store is the most tangible symbol of Tiffany & Company worldwide," said Michael J. Kowalski, the company's president and chief executive officer.

"They will also be tangible symbols of the rebirth of New York City".

It is one of the few tangible symbols of what came to be called a new Scottish Renaissance.

The UK's library service has for decades been one of its great, tangible symbols of social justice and has adapted admirably to changing demand.

Taken at face value, they use familiar, tangible symbols to represent the fragility of equilibrium in the balancing act that pits humanity against nature.

They are tangible symbols of a new power in sub-Saharan Africa that has, for some, begun to cause ripples of concern.Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran's controversial president, is in the vanguard of Iran's push.