Sentence examples for tangible vision from inspiring English sources

A "tangible vision" for a development would be very quickly sketched out and publicly announced.

This assertion came as the former Test captain and the chief executive at the ECB, Tom Harrison, when not repeating the words "trust" and "clarity", were trying to provide some sort of tangible vision for how the national side will operate.

Hookadome and Sacred Spaces, known for their installations and decor at Burning Man and various international festivals, will be contributing their tangible visions for patrons to enjoy.

Let's hope it leads to something tangible.' A vision for the future?

Many AMD patients are currently being prescribed lutein in the form of dietary supplements with tangible improvements in vision [ 25, 26], and there is a body of literature on its pharmacokinetics.

She made the character's quiet ache tangible, her mystic final vision and death mesmerizing.

Now I want to provide some vision and tangible concepts everyone can work with.

Talent emigration is now more likely and more certain and government has a huge amount to do to rebuild and create a new tangible inclusive and attractive vision for this country.

It is light, then, that enables us to "comprehend all the beautiful shining objects of the corporeal world".[36] Sight becomes the model by which we engage the universe: it is what makes knowledge possible since it is only through vision of tangible particulars that we acquire knowledge of intelligibles.

To that end, the Bullitt Center is first and foremost a tangible manifestation of Hayes' vision.

So by any tangible measure, Gary Bauer's vision of conservatives riding a wave of anti-gay fervor into the White House in 2008 is pure illusion.