tangibly

"What have they tangibly done in terms of human rights?"

"If you do not get on with your business, I will demonstrate my health more tangibly."

Being here made me miss her too, more tangibly than in Grace.

One reason is that its existence has never been tangibly demonstrated.

All that history tangibly retains of him is in this picture.

We do nothing more than present tangibly the vague clouds of the world's idea.

Tangibly, it could lead to several billion dollars of investment commitments.

"I learned you can live out the Gospel by tangibly helping people."

Less tangibly, few on both sides believe that an agreement to end the conflict is possible.

Most tangibly, and something I recommend for all new teachers, is to find out what your school's aims are.

There was no way to doubt them; they were completely real and almost tangibly evil.

Whatever your strong magic is, it has never manifested tangibly.

"But first, we have to connect people tangibly back to food production.

They all come down to tangibly demonstrating support and selflessness.

And in the finished cake, the differences translate even more tangibly.

It is therefore hard to know how much these measures are tangibly adding to public protection.

The implication for responsibility hovered almost tangibly in the air.

And there were tangibly many things you could say this was like, this film.

In fact, many Cali buildings are tangibly different from the competition.

She's not allowed to openly doubt something that no one on earth has yet been able to tangibly prove?

To date, that increase has done little to slow the economy tangibly and nothing to cool off inflation.

Sense is tangibly better than stock Android in many small but valuable ways.

Something was indeed wrong, and tangibly as well as spiritually so.

But some of us can do it much more powerfully, more tangibly, than others.

Even under his feet the floor was shifting, not tangibly but with an inner metamorphosis he could put no name to.