Sentence examples for virtually tangible from inspiring English sources
Virtually tangible evidence of the extent to which the imperilled oak forest of British music journalism was denuded by last year's closure of Plan B magazine can now be found at www.planbmag.com, where all 46 editions of this artistically packaged publication are now nostalgically (and freely) downloadable in.pdf form.
Despite the initial objectives of virtually all psycho social programs to help treat or even heal trauma in children, the most tangible benefits cited now that the war is over are those to teachers.
"The hypocrisy is almost tangible".
The experience is almost tangible.
Having virtually no tangible assets with which to start, she worked tirelessly to build a schoolhouse, solicit help and contributions, and enlist the goodwill of both the African American and white communities.
Virtually Real Although digital art often looks amazingly tangible, no one has yet invented a computer that will send it bursting out of the screen into everyday reality.
That's the real REDD: a concrete set of rules and procedures agreed on through an open process among diverse stakeholders and delivering tangible results - yet it's been virtually ignored by the mainstream media.
Following Berkeley's New Theory of Vision, Reid distinguishes between visible figure from tangible figure (IHM 6.2, 81 2), or later, which is virtually the same distinction, between 'apparent magnitude' and 'real magnitude' (EIP 2.14, 181).
But if there was any unmistakable, tangible evidence that the Giants had finally acknowledged they were actually in Super Bowl XXXV it was this: virtually every player had recently visited his barber or hair stylist.
