Sentence examples for no longer tangible from inspiring English sources

No longer tangible, but we are so fortunate that your unique life and spirit lives on in us.

"We talked a lot about things that were relevant but no longer tangible," Mr. Cook said, describing the existing buildings, some of which date to the early 1800's, as being in "a romantic state of collapse".

These days, things are much messier because the biggest mess you leave behind is no longer tangible: it's your digital footprint.

These days, things are much messier – and that's because the biggest mess you leave behind is no longer tangible: it's your digital footprint.

In this nightmarish music video for Amon Tobin, an supposed real estate agent has to contend with the evolving face of architecture as something that is no longer as tangible and unchanging as it once was.

For younger Germans, war in Europe is no longer a palpable memory or a tangible fear.

On the dark side, voters might lose whatever shred of trust in the political process they still possess if they could no longer see any tangible local results from having voted in one politician over another.

"Analysts no longer focus on tangible factors, such as discounted cash flows, that make a stock worth what it's worth," said Mr. Eidelman, who headed research departments at two regional brokerage firms in the 1970's.

She no longer cares about the tangible things, but the intangible like spending quality time together.

On a metaphorical level, it's telling us we're no longer a nation that grows tangible things like cotton and sugar; we've instead become a nation of marketers seeking to grow vaporous things known as brands.

In general, patients expressed sadness over no longer being able to provide tangible support and perceived this as a loss of an important part of their parenting role.