tangibility in a sentence

Examples

1. While there, a visit to the remains of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp turned him into a self-described " humane realist ", with his sight of " scattered rib bones in the red clay " convincing him of the tangibility of evil.
2. According to " Healing the Wounds : Overcoming the trauma of Layoffs and Revitalizing Downsized Organizations, " in the post-layoff environment, there is a need for empathy, tangibility, self-knowledge, and relentlessly seeking customers among the surviving employees.
3. With " Shadow Walk ", she is turned into a shadowy cloud that moves swiftly and changes tangibility at will . " Doppelganger " is useful for conjuring a clone of Emily in order to misdirect her opponents, and is amenable to work alongside " Domino ".
4. On the other hand, the attention for Joostens also played a great part in the awareness of the Belgian presence in China and raised the tangibility of the project for a great deal of people who had never heard of the activities of the Belgian missionaries, Belgian investors and Belgian diplomats before.
5. Referencing his own work, Heck explains that  . . . to access beauty is what we ultimately desire, and the tangibility of this access is what in my opinion ultimately differentiates fashion from art as end points on a continuum, and simultaneously elevates fashion photography to such an important place in contemporary society . 
6. In a similar manner to Tom Scholz of Boston, principal songwriter Sheridan does not rush to follow up albums, and to stem the demand from fans waiting for a follow up to " Floating Tangibility ", PI released a cherry-picked selection of early demos as " Ice For Eskimos " in 1998.
7. Emphasis is also put on making sure children are taught at a " gradient ", so that a subject's crucial elementary concepts come before more difficult concepts . " Mass " is described as a measure of mental tangibility that students ascribe to a subject, so that students have a picture in their mind of the thing they are learning about.
8. The observer is impressed by the reality, the tangibility, of this page, which is brown along its folds, torn, worn, its penmanship full of character : an ink blot swells the o in " of " ( " for abolishing the free system of English laws . . . " ); words and phrases are underlined; y's loop wide, and the stems of the d's curl into a flourish.
9. "I like to hear and listen to sounds including music, putting aside all school material . " While listening to the world around her for inspiration, Ayu also found her voice by reading one of the world's renowned literary achievements . " At one time I was reading nothing but the Bible, from which I learned a lot about literature, " she said, adding that the Old Testament had a great influence on her literary ability . Her novel is couched in the persistent eloquence of women seeking justice in a patriarchal world but it does not hinder the protagonists from revealing their character and allowing the tangibility of various daily problems to arise . " Women shall themselves interpret what sex is all about.