| Unfortunately, the result is a digressive book of little practical political use to those able to respond tangibly to famine. |
| You're likely to stick with it, too, tangibly and intangibly: with a wish, or a piece of dirt from your shoe. |
| In any event, state decision-makers will have to be moved by expressions of popular sentiment tangibly marked by active demonstration. |
| Instead of gossiping upon us, one would benefit tangibly by meditating upon us or on the energy in their heart. |
| It has taken something from each of these cultures, tangibly and intangibly through legends. |
| More tangibly, Czechs are likelier to have jobs than their Slovak brethren. |
