Sentence examples for a less tangible from inspiring English sources

He has won a less tangible but more valuable prize.

A less tangible selling point is what Ms. Koch called "the panache of the Winston name".

In addition to such material support, Mr. Koujalgi spoke also of a less tangible reason for Intach's success.

On a less tangible level, North Korea has a role to play in establishing China's credentials as a global power.

Beyond the prosecutorial benefits of military commissions, the two lawyers saw a less tangible, but perhaps equally important advantage.

Along with the benefit of an extra pair of hands, Ms. Nymann saw a less tangible but equally powerful benefit to her mother's presence.

And even though the shoreline may not be the commercial destination that it once was, Dumbo's new creative businesses have found it to be a boon in a different, less tangible way.

But if someone feels violated by an image or a set of words or a curriculum that is not itself violent, then we are in a much less tangible realm.

And bubbling under all the while was a deeper, less tangible unease.

A second, less tangible, benefit is that the new landscaping has created higher expectations among Anaheim residents to beautify other parts of the city, Mr. Wood said.

In the West, national values were wrapped up with the concept of freedom — more so, perhaps, than with ­democracy, which seemed to many people a rather less tangible concept.