In short, cities are like magnets, with the potential to take care of everything from the most basic needs to the most intangible desires.
Sure, there's a recording contract and a marriage license that are physical, but really, it's intangible desires that both shows are satisfying.
Perhaps the biggest motivator is an intangible: the desire to have older people around with old-economy skills, sound judgment and an unquestioned commitment to the boss's well-being.
Consumers may desire intangible factors, for example, trust, love, fulfillment of dreams, and association with certain personalities, while evaluating and consuming the products being offered or advertised (Thwaites et al., 2012).
There is something about chemistry, intangibles and raw desire that takes teams to higher levels.
If there is a common subject within Zak Arctander's images, it is that of the pursuant gaze, a subject in a relentless search for the often intangible object of its desire.
Though major studios have focused heavily on broadly commercial movies like Columbia's "Spider-Man" series or "The Karate Kid," they still love the cachet of a best picture Oscar, not to mention the attendant revenue and what Mr. Turman calls "the intangible of attracting future desired top star talent".
A repeated motif of Eggleston's are bright dresses or hair screened behind milky, frosted glass or shop windows, hinting at desire, at the intangible.
These "pulls" are often intangible things such as a desire for intellectual stimulation, opportunities for personal growth, a bigger ocean or smaller pond to swim in, and so forth.
What minorities need, especially people with disabilities is not the equal opportunity to be judged by their resume, but an opportunity to be considered in light of their character and desire, and other intangible qualities that allowed them to get the same degree and the same job interview as the average, able-bodied predominantly white male in the first place.
