Sentence examples for intangible beauty from inspiring English sources

@regalphis tries to capture "the intangible beauty and uniqueness of Amsterdam and its vicinity".

That was always the complicated, intangible beauty of the bowl system, and, despite the bumbling by the B.C.S., so it remains.

Dutch artist Berndnaut Smilde specializes in bringing that intangible beauty inside, up close where we can finally touch it.

From grandiose world figures to small town punk kids, Chris's portraits are full frames loaded with character, honesty, conviction, and that intangible beauty that forces you to do what a great picture should: pause and stare.

To Ms. Wells, it zeroed in on that intangible thing: beauty.

And last fall, in Act IV of "Otello," he summoned an intangible atmosphere of beauty and dread as Sonya Yoncheva gave a devastating rendition of the Willow Song and Ave Maria.

Singing makes the intangible obvious, highlights its beauty and power for a second.

It has an intangible quality and raw natural beauty that you must experience".

Mature scattered trees were appreciated mostly for their tangible values (especially shade for livestock) while old trees were appreciated for their intangible values (e.g. age, beauty and relaxation, cultural identity).

If we expand that example by applying it to a widely-accepted definition of abstraction from the APA dictionary (i.e. "such a concept, especially a wholly intangible one, such as "goodness" or "beauty"", VandenBoss, 2006), we could envision a loop as something tangible in that it may be seen as such in the environment.

'I want to paint the beauty of the air around them… to grasp the intangible.' Atmosphere, vapour, air tinted with smoke: he registers the slightest nuances in this insubstantial world between him and the object.