Sentence examples for was as tangible from inspiring English sources

The magic of the place was as tangible as the magic of its films.

And the possibility of one day walking on that stage was as tangible to me as walking on the moon.

Education may not be as tangible as green jobs.

Still, their allure is as tangible as the satellite dishes that sprout everywhere from village rooftops.

"He's a lot like Bob Fosse in his ability to have darkness be as tangible as the areas of light," the lighting designer Jules Fisher said.

So as Mr. Ferris writes about Tim, somehow conveying Tim's self-pity through his third person narrative voice, he gives "The Unnamed" a writerly preciousness that is as tangible as Tim's problem is vague.

We don't dare to talk about it, but it's as tangible as the blare of car horns outside our windows: What will happen when he grows old?

No doubt it will be as tangible as ever if he walks to the crease, firing a nation's hope for the kind of performance which would re-announce the greatest of talents.

Seeing people consume your product well, that's as tangible as it gets".

It can be as tangible as money and assets acquired by an individual, or as symbolic as cultural values and professional standing.

The first is as tangible as monthly bills, specific, looming, and real; the second is as subrational and inarticulate as seeing Taylor Swift perform with Kendrick Lamar.