Sentence examples for tangible themes from inspiring English sources

The six identified themes were also linked to the broader and less tangible themes of having choices, respect, stability, and the same rights as other members of society.

The presence of Hemmings - along with other such actors as Michael Caine and Tom Courtenay, who also made their reputations in the new wave British cinema of the 1960s - gave tangible presence to the themes of mortality and changing times.

His real legacy is in satirizing the news of the time with his artworks, making those large themes more tangible to a greater audience.

His real legacy is in satirising the news of the time with his artworks, making those large themes more tangible to a greater audience.

The project's theme centered on the "tangible representation of data through other senses than sight".

I hope the score is a tangible illustration of the play's main theme – that art is vital to all walks of life, not just to an elite.

With a ONE WORD focus for the new you, your goal or theme for the new year becomes tangible, and more importantly, doable -- after all, it's only one word!

"We're marrying 'Go forth' with something very tangible," Mr. Sweeny said, by grounding the upbeat optimism of the theme with the gritty realism provided by the Braddock settings.

For one, as virtual reality moves into homes and becomes less of a theme-park-only novelty, a premium is placed on tangible, immersive environments.

The theme "taking over" can be interpreted as describing unbridled tangible support.

Vice-Minister Gutiérrez stressed that the photographic exhibit's images succeed effectively link the theme of peace with human development, and offer "a tangible example of how relations between Peru and Ecuador have become closer in recent years".