Examples of 'become tangible' in a sentence
Meaning of "become tangible"
become tangible - Refers to something becoming physical, real, or concrete, instead of abstract or conceptual
How to use "become tangible" in a sentence
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become tangible
Joy will become tangible again.
International solidarity must become tangible.
Objects become tangible.
The idea did not take long to become tangible.
Defeat has become tangible in the anonymous levelling out of the dead.
The improvement has become tangible.
They become tangible when they jump from one brain to another.
The intangible world of the paintings will become tangible.
The fascination of the hidden should become tangible through the impact of the images alone.
Blavatsky specified that theses shapes could be condensed so as to become tangible.
Imagine a place where warmth and softness become tangible and time seems to stand still.
Serious social and economic impact of the conflict has also become tangible.
But this very God who has become tangible is wholly mysterious.
It did have, however, a potential to gain substance and form and to become tangible matter.
The outcome of such efforts has become tangible in the Government and private media.
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This is a big day, and this is the day the thoughts become tangible.
The Red Ghost could again become tangible or intangible and visible and invisible at will.
And it is in giving of yourself that your goals become tangible realities.
If he does not become tangible soon he 's going to dissipate into thin air.
Change started to become tangible.
They will only become tangible when you set eyes on the Vision Vehicle itself . ”.
You wish to present it the huge advantages become tangible in their brain.
For the first time, the bridge between Switzerland and Mexico had become tangible.
You wish to present it the advantages become tangible in your own mind.
Together we design the contours of the cloud so that they become tangible and familiar.
UNCDF technical support often yields results that become tangible in the short term.
The advantages of sorting and recycling plastics must become tangible for European citizens.
A new era has begun, and we hope the promised changes become tangible sooner than later.
Through these, love of God and neighbor become tangible.
When traffic lights and cars communicate, the benefits of digitisation become tangible for many people . ”.
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