Sentence examples for if not tangible from inspiring English sources
And yet this abstraction is, if not tangible, utterly concrete.
Most of the students in my tour group were pursuing political science, biology, art — tangible goals, if not tangible subjects in and of themselves.
But the ultimate power of lasers their ability to connect electronic dance music's space-age futurism and love for technology with a visible, if not tangible, experience.
Yet no one asked, "Are you going to be OK?" Friends' medical upheavals -- like AIDS, like epilepsy -- are, if not tangible, at least somatic, and can therefore be addressed straightforwardly.
"There is reason for optimism -- if not real tangible signs".
In line with this prediction, no reduction of intrinsic motivation is found if the reward is not tangible, for example, if it comprises verbal praise, and if it is unexpected (Cameron & Pierce, 1994; Deci et al., 1999).
Nobody cares that you had "great progress" if it's not tangible.
As if the historical significance was not tangible enough, the conference winner receives the George Halas Trophy, named for the Bears' founder and longtime coach.
He was given a two-year ban from competition, a sanction that brought shame, if not a tangible penalty, because by then his running career was over.
Everything is digital and not tangible.
