Sentence examples for tangible truth from inspiring English sources

He arrived in 2013, but his interest in science is older, driven by his early efforts to uncover a "tangible truth". I caught up with him to learn more.

I think of them as desperate to latch on to some form of tangible, fulfilling truth in this fleeting and chaotic life.

"It involves absolute truth, a tangible asset.

The lie made visible can be a corrective as the truth made tangible.

In truth the only real differences are tangible vs intangible IP and that tangible invention patents and trademarks prevent the same ideas being copied over and over again like they are in Web 2.0, for example with social bookmarking sites and Digg clones.

Truth is a tangible entity.

Your own birthday Despite the fact that birthdays are a tangible celebration of the biological truth that you are closer to death, they can often be fun.

Its truth might not be tangible, but you can use it to calculate "all manner of things that couldn't be imagined without it".

Indeed for years, one of the main purposes of the science was to search for tangible evidence that would prove the truth of the stories of the Bible.

Recently, I had a tangible and powerful reminder of these truths.

The implacable truth of all modern production whether of tangible or intangible goods—is that large-scale production of standardized items is generally cheaper within a wide range of volume than small-scale production.