Sentence examples for tangible to him from inspiring English sources

They are just as tangible to him as his 10percentt cut of the $450,000 first-place check, especially when Bobby Frankel the trainer proves Bobby Frankel the handicapper right.

I think he saw the meaning in what it might be to be relied on and he maybe felt love for the first time in a way that had not been tangible to him".

The stricken look on his face suggested that the stars far beneath his seat became tangible to him in that instant, that the words up and down lost all content.

Abrams had fond memories of the revelation of the Enterprises refit in Star Trek: The Motion Picture, because it was the first time the ship felt tangible and real to him.

But several Middle East experts said Mr. Abbas needs something tangible to enable him to convince Palestinians that he — and not Hamas's leaders — can negotiate a peace that includes the establishment of a Palestinian state.

And he nodded after Ms. Gelb described how, after her brother's death, she had strapped on his guitar and had strummed it, hoping to feel a tangible connection to him.

Soon afterward, however, Mr. Raoul said he ran head-on into another message: that the governor was looking for a candidate who offered something of tangible value to him.

Menacing but also protective, fierce, and funny, the tree makes young Conor's pain more bearable by giving him something tangible to fight against.

Many Catholics eager for the church to change — and in a tangible way — look to him as their change agent.

It dramatises bereavement and ruthlessly confronts the desolate survivor with an insistent and overwhelming question: "Where is God?" Lewis's answer to this existential conundrum resonates through the rest of the book with a kind of tangible fury: "Go to Him when your need is desperate, when all other help is vain, and what do you find?

I trace the outline of 23, my fingers brushing this tangible concrete connection to him.