This is why fear is so tangible and, in fact, justified.
My macchiato just spilled on my sushi!" It's hard to really laugh, though, when the threat is so tangible, and when there's a nagging suspicion that the escalation began not only with the militants who launched the deadly attacks, but with an Israeli government gearing up for war two months before the next election.
It's hard to really laugh, though, when the threat is so tangible, and when there's a nagging suspicion that the escalation began not only with the militants who launched the deadly attacks, but with an Israeli government gearing up for war two months before the next election.
Politically, Obama could claim that what got Assad to the table in the first place was the very threat of American airstrikes -- and that that threat was so tangible and fearful that it produced an even better outcome than any airstrike could ever have hoped to achieve.
Because issues on the regional level are so tangible, it is possible to debate new proposals without getting immobilized by the big government-versus-small government frame.
After Meg returns home, the whole Murry family is overcome, "talking and laughing all at once . . . the joy and love were so tangible that Meg felt . . .
This, for me, is the central quality that now defines successful dance theater: some exchange takes place between the dancers and the audience, and what we receive is so tangible that we are able to carry it away with us.
"That single event shocked us out of the optimism and unity that had been so tangible just five years before.
"There is no greater meaning in life than to use the education opportunities you have to make a difference in people's lives, and doing that for a city is so tangible".
