Sentence examples for become intangible from inspiring English sources

Even the books we read have become intangible streams of data plucked from invisible waves in the air.

In the near future, artificial intelligence will commonly become intangible, indistinguishable and incomprehensible for humans.

"We have the big rift, we have objects that levitate and get sucked into the rift, we have people freeze and shatter, we have Whitney kill a bunch of people, and then we have Dr. Wilkes become intangible," Dugal trails off before adding.

The substance becomes intangible, a network of dust.

The author and music journalist Kodwo Eshun says he can see cassettes becoming more attractive as recording mediums become more intangible.

Their works are dreamlike recollections of a place whose influence had become almost intangible.

The FSB's invisible presence continued; the agency became an intangible part of my Moscow life – sometimes loudly, sometimes quietly, with someone in a back room clearly turning the volume of minor persecution up and down.

More than that, off court as well as on, and here the criticism becomes more intangible, the two best male players of the era, Federer and Rafael Nadal, have made a point of praising competitors and showing how much they love the sport and how devoted to it they are.

And as technology becomes more intangible, finding ways to illustrate IBM's business in the museum at Hursley will get even harder.

While the price of the pieces was obviously low enough for him to consider the opportunity, the cost in time and potentially QA headaches becomes an intangible.

As our economy becomes increasingly intangible and digital, many tangible objects can be produced anywhere, even at home and with rapid prototyping equipment, the need for retail and wholesale will diminish.