Sentence examples for very tangible form from inspiring English sources

Like James Stewart and Gary Cooper, Peck expressed in very tangible form so much with his mere presence that sometimes he scarcely had to act at all.

Pictures, home movies, and family photo albums -- the very essence of memory in its most tangible form -- are the seemingly small mementos that leave the biggest void for many victims of natural disasters.

Less subjective are the scientific studies that increasingly show the psychological benefits of walking and other forms of exercise to be very tangible.

Its very purpose was to get the king's word down in tangible form, safeguard it, enshrine it and then get it out to the countryside.

At Manor, the space is very tangible".

Here dance as traces through space is given tangible form.

Still more support has come in a tangible form.

And it's there in tangible form on her gravestone.

"The threat of an oil shock is very tangible.

"With cooking, you're making something very tangible," he said.

In a very tangible way, Leonard Nimoy saved me.