Sentence examples for intangible peace from inspiring English sources
"For I don't know how long, I hovered in that state of almost intangible peace".
Beautiful landscapes, good Golan wine and flourishing tourism are all more attractive than intangible peace.
Recognizing that, in addition to tangible cash benefits, Social Security is designed to provide the intangible benefit of peace of mind, he wanted younger workers to be reassured that, like their parents and grandparents, they would receive the benefits they had earned.
We create these patterns of behavior to fix our brokenness, to find ourselves, to feed the intangible place we're craving called happiness and peace.
In the present discussion, we use the term abstract primarily in this second sense, to refer to intangible concepts (e.g., peace, rebellion).
Ultimately, the hopes of peace -- however intangible -- outweighed the pain of forcing some of Israel's most selfless and dedicated citizens to leave their homes and communities.
Or is each of us to blame for using the word so loosely, making peace such a vague and intangible ideal?
Yet there are a few intangibles that all mothers, whether screen stars or suburbanites, crave: say, peace and quiet, time, sleep and good manners -- or simple forbearance.
Society doesn't seem to be opposed to the concept of peace; rather, it seems we have lost hope and the idea of peace is more or less characterized as intangible.
It was intangible assets".
