Sentence examples for tangible view from inspiring English sources

"But the vision for the East River Greenway is coming into more tangible view.

"We give a tangible view of what we think happened, and people sometimes get angry," Mr. Simon said.

In a blog post, project lead Zach Lovering describes how Vahana went from a list of needs to a more tangible view of what the best design would be to actually achieve those needs.

No, we refer to less tangible views, glimpses into parts of New York far away from its towering skyscrapers and Midtown affluence.

Even so, Washington and Pratt have managed not to deliver a single tangible opinion – unless you count their views on the risks of giving opinions.

There are more tangible ends in view: the government, for example, has set targets for increasing cultural tourism to Britain once the games have finished.

"The breadth of this subject is amazing – it offers a tangible, first-hand view into the values and ideas of other people, past and present.

As a tangible outcome, faculty view mentoring research students as a part of their normal duties and responsibilities and one that brings prestige to the student, the faculty, and the university.

Recently, Smith (e.g., Smith 2011a 2011b) situated these behaviours within an evolutionary framework that views tangible management practices as aspects of niche construction.

We see two concepts of the horizon, the real horizon with a tangible and limited view, and an imaginary one, a source of innovation and discovery.

How do you view its tangible implications for what's happening in the world right now? JSN: Well, the media is this huge pedagogical force of communication -- it's dictating our cultural values and our gender norms.