tangible evidence

The only tangible evidence of love, he says, is children.

And there was, in addition, tangible evidence before I opened my eyes.

"How much more tangible evidence does one need if we are serious about monitoring?"

But they had the tangible evidence; for the first time there was a doubt in my mind.

This impression of age was based on no tangible evidence.

"But we still don't have any tangible evidence of it."

Despite an early evening Republican offer, there was no tangible evidence of progress.

"And the most tangible evidence of that is this business delegation."

I doubt that they gained any tangible evidence against him.

It was tangible evidence that the Dragon had not won everything.

I think the thing about Jobs was that we can point to the tangible evidence of his genius.

At least with players who have an edge, there is tangible evidence of a mean streak.

"Without tangible evidence to back us up, we'd have to give too many reasons for wanting to know."

She's missed you a great deal, and she needs some tangible evidence of your affection.

It would be better to seek some tangible evidence and form his own judgment.

Furthermore, however successful they are, it takes a long time to produce any tangible evidence of their value.

The investigation found no tangible evidence to support the allegation.

Ms. Barnes said the new case will provide that tangible evidence.

Some sort of tangible evidence would have been nice.

If she was, then some tangible evidence of her weird story might be in the basement.

Through the website we'll show tangible evidence of progress and keep you in touch with our needs.

Still, audience totals, the tangible evidence of a show's success, are not quite there yet.

But the researchers still yearn for tangible evidence of the past.

There seemed to be no tangible evidence against him.

"Would you advocate ignoring all the tangible evidence of a crime?"