Tangibly in a sentence

At a gathering with Portuguese charity workers Friday morning, Pope Francis went off-script to insist that Christian love must be tangibly lived out in the world, and not remain a figment of people’s fantasies.

Mahomes' numbers make him tangibly great, and he's on track for an all-time career.

Second, I wanted to describe the process of discovery more tangibly than it is often portrayed—showing how what we now take as dogma often emerged from what was a thick fog at the time.

These partnerships tangibly improve lives.

This is impossible to tangibly verify, but it’s absolutely true that Villoso is dedicated to supporting Indigenous people on campus.

Tinubu stated that he is committed to delivering improved livelihoods and positive economic outcomes which Nigerians can tangibly feel and experience.

When asked how she will tangibly differentiate herself from the mayor, Shain did not provide a direct answer.

He can certainly advocate for them to stay, but he’s not making a great case for why they should beyond his discussion of “loyalty” (which often is not tangibly rewarded).

I think our town, ourselves and our elected representatives need to do better and in doing so, tangibly demonstrate our appreciation of Ms Rao for her integrity & leadership in serving our community.

Suarez is focused on the world at her feet and what she can tangibly see, touch, feel, and believe.

There’s a gorgeous blurry Polaroid of the two of them on sun loungers, reading magazines, tangibly aware of each other.

But Carlos, speaking of his father’s death, said he was lucky to have a supportive father who provided for him tangibly.

Distractions are characteristic features in political settings where the battles for survival rage, sometimes subtly and some other times tangibly.

He’s just a 25-year-old with prodigious power being a 25-year-old in front of a city that’s used to tearing people down at every turn until they can tangibly provide a win.

I don’t know how many of your people are even into the energy markets, but this is something that’s affecting all markets and you can see it tangibly already in energy, particularly when you look at solar and when you look at stuff like ExxonMobil.

In Cyprus investing in the “Citizenship through Investment” or the Fast Track residency programme not only makes financial sense, but it will tangibly benefit your family for generations to come.

It's easy for brands to hop on the current bandwagon to tell customers what they want to hear as a marketing tool, but then not tangibly do anything that makes a difference.

Leaders need to show Americans how being true to those ideals will tangibly help them.

Pen to paper, tangibly connecting to what is happening in your mind, body and soul.

Hindalco Aluminium volumes were flat YoY, yet drop in LME prices and decline in copper volumes due to shutdown tangibly impacted standalone operations.