Sentence examples for there is a tangible from inspiring English sources

On the streets there is a tangible sense that the boundaries of power are blurring and Musharraf's aura is fading.

In rural communities that have an attractive, well-run public house, there is a tangible bonus for homeowners, said John Longden, chief executive of The Pub Is The Hub, a nonprofit group backed by the brewing and beverage industry, the Post Office and Prince Charles, the group's patron.

There is a tangible nervousness in global media today.

On the streets, there is a tangible buzz, a sense of renewal.

There is a tangible solace in recognizing this capability among the plants, animals and fungi on our planet.

There is a tangible thing at the end, something they can see and touch and take pride in.

There is a tangible fear of the reach of the secret police in the Iranian exile community.

Among the overwhelmed police officers and harassed camp officials, there is a tangible respect for her work and tirelessness.

There's a tangible sadness to the film.

"There's a tangible sense of discovery and transgression".

If there was a tangible link to Mexico in our lives, it was her food.