Sentence examples for intangible objects from inspiring English sources

Over the phone, they were actually able to sell securities, intangible objects, by playing masterfully to people's greed and vanity, but also through the sheer force of their personalities.

Common characteristics, main differences as rights related to intangible objects, and their specific implications.

In the former scenario, an article's authorship would be gifted in exchange for intended intangible objects such as job promotion opportunity.

Intangible objects are different however, the object itself is not consumable, i.e. it can be enjoyed by a number of people at the same time without diminishing it (cf. Attas [2008]).

Boxes with an exclamation mark on them cause previously intangible objects in the area to solidify.

Though the price for the single screenshot may seem excessive, similar 'objects' have been bought and sold for similar prices: the Museum of Non-Visible art— a collaboration between Praxis and James Franco— offered certificates for intangible objects, probing many of the same critical assumptions as the screenshot's text.

We may focus more on the federal government, since it has the appearance of an immovable (and intangible) object, but our favorite pastime is loudly complaining about oppressions large and small.

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.

"What makes a trophy property is the fact that it really is an intangible, priceless object, like a piece of art," Mr. Osher said.

Because Western law gives great emphasis to the concept of possession, it has had considerable difficulty in making intangible things the object of property.

A comparison with colour, another intangible property of tangible objects, might be useful.