How To Use Tangibly In A Sentence

Hence, I cannot tangibly warrant incense an undeniable stimulant, but, I can, nevertheless, cite many semi-credible theories in support of incense's stimulatory power.
Creating a clear boundary between work and home, they visibly tangibly signal status and authority.
This tangibly demonstrated that the world situation could be improved.
This tangibly demonstrated that the world situation could be improved.
These international alliances, Edwards argues, constitute diaspora in practice, and that its inner workings can be most tangibly grasped in translation.

That sense of celluloid sumptuousness is tangibly present in 2005's standalone Hubert Horatio Bartle Bobton-Trent, which tells the story of "child genius" Hubert and his "frightfully, frightfully rich" parents, flighty socialites who own mansions in London and Milan and a "swankily swell house in New York". A life in books: Lauren Child
Lucile seemed ready to cry, and showed a repressed perturbation quite unexpected of her; while, try as she would, Frona could not call upon her usual sympathy to drive away the coldness which obtruded intangibly between them. CHAPTER 21
virtue is tangibly rewarded
Creating a clear boundary between work and home, they visibly tangibly signal status and authority.
The process mentor (U), who knows the strategic potential of process improvement, but is denied visibility into the metrics that can tangibly demonstrate these improvements.
Creating a clear boundary between work and home, they visibly tangibly signal status and authority.
Unfortunately, the result is a digressive book of little practical political use to those able to respond tangibly to famine.