Sentence examples for an intangible notion from inspiring English sources
"There's an intangible notion that a drone flying over is less of an intrusion than troops on the ground," said Ashley S. Deeks, a University of Virginia law professor and a former State Department lawyer.
"The clear cut, unambiguous nature of the FIFA disciplinary code should clearly override any intangible notion of 'natural justice' in any such case". The controversy arose after Glenavon player-boss Hamilton played and scored twice at the Oval despite being ordered from the dugout a week earlier.
How do tangible things create an intangible feeling of joy?
But as the talks between Pakistan and the United States drag into their seventh week, a haggle is what they have become — over money, certainly, but also over roads, drone strikes and, the trickiest of all, intangible notions of honor and pride that play into electoral politics in both nations.
The zeitgeist doesn't have to be a vague and intangible notion, though it tends to remain so unless you intentionally look for it.
I'm past the age of grasping at this intangible notion of French chic.
Instead, creativity, artistry, beauty, status, delight, individuality and a host of other intangible notions should be tallied as well.
And his people are dubious over the whole notion of an intangible deity.
2. Emotional benefits deliver an intangible hit of feeling.
