Sentence examples for the tangible thing from inspiring English sources

The tangible thing was when Chairlift got an iPod commercial.

It is, however, not only the tangible things about America that excite.

That experience, he said, "will be there for a lifetime, whereas all the tangible things, they come and go".

The city needs to finish the tangible things — it needs to help all of its people — before it can focus on the emotional ones.

"My grandmother loved the tangible things like the soil, the olives, the landscape," said Amna Fdilat, a bright 20-year-old studying biology at the University of Jordan.

Along with all the tangible things that they have lost in their fall backward into the unchanging domain of myth, they have forgotten how to envision a future.

Textiles, she writes, "are used to make the tangible things that surround bodies and that organize, structure, and lend meaning to the contours of everyday life".

The bill, the U.S.A. Freedom Act, would require that the "tangible things" sought through data collection are "relevant and material to an authorized investigation into international terrorism or clandestine intelligence activities".

The Patriot Act allows the N.S.A. to obtain phone records and the like if it provides "a statement of facts showing that . . . the tangible things sought are relevant to an authorized investigation".

Under section 1861 of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (Fisa), authorities seeking such records from phone companies must show "that there are reasonable grounds to to believe that the tangible things sought are relevant to an authorized investigation".

Nearly two years into the congressional debate over the use and legality of Section 215, the report provides the first official confirmation that the "tangible things" obtained by the F.B.I. through Section 215 include not just phone metadata but "email transactional records" and two full lines of other uses, all of which the F.B.I. saw fit to redact.