Sentence examples for full of tangible from inspiring English sources

"Now your garments won't need/to visit the cleaner;/there's no stain in nature/as tough or obscener/Than the anther's satanic/impregnating dust,/those tiny male nuggets/ full of tangible lust".

For teenagers with a taste for viral apocalypse, there's Killer T (Hot Key) by CHERUB series author Robert Muchamore: a big, slow-burning standalone, full of tangible detail, sexual frankness and believable characterisation.

This was a place full of people building real, tangible things for the sake of sheer awesomeness.

Set over one night in the Sussex Weald, this is a complex tale of tangled relationships among a decaying landscape full of bad omens and tangible menace, triggered by a man's disappearance, and the effect on loved ones and enemies both.

Packing boxes full of supplies to provide such tangible support for these women was a wonderful feeling.

What, then, should you make of insurers firms that sell nothing more tangible than folders full of promises?

The Creators Project went behind-the-scenes of the show, from the sexually playful photography of Crawford Barton to the surreal bondage scenes of Jimmy DeSana, from the revolutionary work of Kay Tobin Lahusen to the venerable images of Robert Mapplethorpe's X Portfolio, to investigate a history full of hope, sex, protest, and the tangible zest of being queer, proud, and political in the 1970s.

Never before has an aviation film been so vivid in its images, conveyed such a sense of tangible solidity when it is showing us solid things or been so full of sunlight and clean air when the cameras are aloft.

Think in terms of tangible next actions.

"There aren't a lot of tangible jokes," Shrigley says.

"There was an undernourishing amount of tangible next steps outlined".