Sentence examples for an intangible aspect from inspiring English sources

Tom Watson preferred to cite an intangible aspect of Tiger Woods's success in already winning 18 times on the PGA Tour.

A Careful Calculation Whatever a person's feeling on the intangible aspect of the baton pass, there is no disputing its complexity from a physiological perspective.

But they are vital as spokesmen for the team, and in the intangible aspect of setting a tone in the clubhouse.

For Dr. Kay, there was another intangible aspect of the Linc that made it a striking contrast to the existing machines of the era: "The Linc was lovable," he recalled.

The only question is the intangible aspect.

And then there's the intangible aspect of decline.

With acting, there is always that intangible aspect that goes beyond the practical framework.

"There's that je ne sais quoi, that intangible aspect," Mr. Chadwick said.

"Air is your bow," he said, both to depict the actual means by which sound is elicited from the twin folds of mucous membrane that form the vocal cords and to hint at the intangible aspect of his art.

If this somewhat intangible aspect of medical education is not delineated in the formal curriculum, and is difficult to assess, then the perceptions of the students about the formal curriculum may not be a severe indictment.

These tangible representations of our cultural heritage stand as a visible reminder of the intangible aspects of our heritage, also critical in shaping an inclusive sense of identity.