Sentence examples for was made tangible from inspiring English sources

The abstract concept of "ummah", or brotherhood, was made tangible, and those who returned home after the war were changed men; they had been given a glimpse of the borderless future.

His brief, abstract argument for such an authority was made tangible in the hope he placed in the United Nations and its Universal Declaration of Human Rights as first steps in that evolution.

On a conference call with analysts, Ms. Bartz said Yahoo was making "tangible progress," and that "over all, our turnaround is proceeding on schedule".

But an abstract idea is made tangible in Young Chekhov.

The day when phantom limbs can be made tangible may dawn sooner than many people had suspected.

Capitalist ideology has ceased to be abstract theory and is made tangible in every object of desire set before us.

What, then, is the key to the enduring popularity of the city builder, that tool by which the municipalities of the imagination are made tangible?

The human cost among the native Entsy people is made tangible by the coal-black local pond glistening with discarded vodka bottles.

The very real fear of the fly-swat is made tangible through a neat but deadly flap and the fly's final plea as the book closes is an excellent joke to end on.

Precedents are re-written, and progress is made tangible.

The police officer, border patrol guard and corrections officer only step in when abstract injunctions need to be made tangible.