Sentence examples for was tangible when from inspiring English sources
His edginess was tangible when he was asked a question by the BBC's Trevor Sinclair and didn't appear to recognise him.
But the sense of an opportunity spurned compounds the grief which was tangible when the Liverpool manager, Jürgen Klopp, arrived, shell-shocked, to discuss it all.
It's a speed advantage that is tangible when you are surfing the web or downloading apps on your smartphone.
That was when debt was tangible".
Mr. Blair's sideline role was tangible right from the start, when he appeared in the working-class area he once represented.
When he entered a room, the magnetism was tangible.
His empathy was tangible.
Liverpudlian relief was tangible.
They now carry some nostalgia for the days when technology was more tangible, when people called boffins could pore over banks of dials, and when neatly typewritten notices, stuck on the walls for years, would impart the necessary instructions.
"Likes" and "followers" may not have been tangible things back when we were growing up, but we still knew whether or not we had them.
