Sentence examples for was tangible from from inspiring English sources
But his absence was tangible, from the expectant crowd gathered outside the Musée Rodin to the collection itself, which was shot through with hallmarks of the talent that made him a household name.
Cruising around the city during the day, the upbeat, elated mood is tangible from swanky K Street restaurants, to famous Capitol Hill watering holes, and even streetside food trucks doing a solid run on cupcakes and lobster rolls.
Mr. Blair's sideline role was tangible right from the start, when he appeared in the working-class area he once represented.
The appetite to hear more from Brand was tangible.
His empathy was tangible.
Liverpudlian relief was tangible.
But some people were skeptical that there would be tangible dividends from the elections.
There are tangible benefits from the attention for the first-term governor, even if he never runs for president.
The important point is that it is clear that there are tangible service areas from which resources should be released, thereby freeing resources to go towards government bottom lines or for re-investment elsewhere in the system.
This is tangible progress indeed, and stems from Duncan's decision to scrap the subscription model and go free to air relying on ad revenue, moving first with E4 in 2005, and then Film4, during 2006.
