Sentence examples for a sort of intangible from inspiring English sources
"My soul was torn from my body and I've been shuttling around a sort of intangible cosmic realm for 400 years and now I haunt your flat, and it would be cool to sort of stretch out and get some shut-eye, you know?" It is fine.
Of course, there might also be all sorts of intangible dimensions to voter psychology that are fun to speculate about, but are hard to quantify.
For the next 15 years he dominated the sport with a combination of smooth riding, seemingly effortless strokes, and, most of all, the sort of intangible, innate sense of the game exhibited by players who reach their sport's pantheon.
This is the sort of intangible that does not show up in Mr. Otteau's calculations.
What other sort of intangible qualities are you looking for? A. Positive energy, people who are competitive, people we can envision being leaders.
"Making something that's sort of intangible really tangible and presenting it here is perhaps jarring.
The chorizo adds background flavor and a kind of intangible body and definition to these dishes.
Each projection creates a kind of intangible chiaroscuro that models light into three-dimensional illusions.
