Sentence examples similar to intangible quest from inspiring English sources

A quest for the intangible For Brook, that obviously coincides with his own quest for the intangible that has underlain recent work such as The Man Who, based on Oliver Sacks's bestselling book, and 11 and 12, a meditative piece that used a story about tribal divisions in French colonial west Africa to argue for acknowledgement of human difference.

Occupant chronicles the life and times of Nevelson; part bio, part quest for that intangible quality that defines an artist.

The mystery of not knowing what will unfold, the quest to undetermined destinations on the open road and intangible experiences such as feeling one with the powerful natural world are euphoric.

Being close to our customers will provide many intangible benefits: it will help consulting efforts and it will aid in our quest to be customer and market driven, rather than just a branch office, or even a representative of any software manufacturer or foreign consulting firm.

These targets and the quest to meet them – to define quality police work in measurable terms rather than that intangible goal of making the public safer – infect every aspect of the job today.

Claudie Voisenaat, an anthropologist who specializes in "intangible cultural heritage," talked about the ways Tomb Raider makes the destruction of venerated sites an inevitability in the quest for white heroism.

Intangible assets.

I began the quest of understanding how this could be done by designing a simple self-report survey that people could use to measure their own intangible assets (IAs).

Others are more intangible.

It was intangible assets".

It is inexplicable, intangible.