If you grow up with war, you won't know anything else than how to continue it, and it's intangible that a man like Ramzan Kadyrov is allowed to decimate the Chechen population like a sadistic kid pulling the legs and wings of a captivated insect.
"The intangibles are scary, man's inhumanity to man and what people are thinking".
"Nervousness and excitement" = "irritation at having to take headphones off mixed with intangible terror because unknown man is desperately attempting to get attention and could potentially get pushy, coercive or violent at any point".
"We are convinced that there are things innate in man, things that are intangible yet truly unique and great: creativity, imagination, the ability to formulate brilliant ideas and the determination to put these into practice.
They saw his new-age, numbers-driven smarts meshing with an old-school scout's appreciation for intangibles and decided he was the man to tackle that 103-year thing.
Bob Brannan, who handles the 28-year-old Gordon's business affairs, said he offers other intangibles that attract sponsors: he is a family man and so religious that Loomis said he has yet to hear him utter a curse word.
For his Mars mission, Sachs has constructed dinky-looking gadgets that both lovingly and mockingly probe man's attempts to lay claim to the intangible expanse of space.
Cannon then broke the 32 players into nine categories: high-major talent, fortunate foreign find, hidden gem, skinny ultraquick shooting guard, skinny/slow shooter, skinny/skilled big man, undersize power forward, late-arriving big man and intangibles freak.
A culture, if we manage to base it on the attributes of the Vitruvian Man, will be increasingly characterized by the rise of intangibles in our consumer basket.
The seven textile artists represented -- six female weavers and a man who is a master printer -- have all been named Intangible Cultural Assets of the Okinawa Prefecture.
