In a way, I imagined that the Alpine views could be Ebenezers on a grand scale -- evidence of God's tangible work, his goodness, and his presence.
Fueled by these morbid fears — amplified, no doubt, by his remote isolation — he embarked on a staggeringly prolific literary output, as well as his most tangible work of art, the decoration of his home, Hauteville House.
Located at 17, 1st Samotechny Lane, it is Lissitzky's sole tangible work of architecture.
Challenges: I'm sure every start-up CEO feels the weight of responsibility to build a sustainable company, while working with too few resources and hours in the day to manage the sheer volume of decision-making and tangible work required.
Usually, in the first year of Peace Corps, only limited amounts of tangible development work can be accomplished; so much time must be spent learning the language, meeting people and building relationships, gaining trust, and orienting oneself in an extreme socio-economic context.
Exhibitions that are rooted in concepts rather than in tangible works of art are often incoherent with little to anchor them.
Accompanying the more tangible works was a series of event programming spread across 21 days, focusing on meditation and rejuvenation.
The negligence in filling in the OPRAS form thus appears to be closely linked to health workers not seeing any benefits in terms of tangible rewards or concrete feedback on work.
Think in terms of tangible next actions.
– The Next Generation of Tangible Multimedia Products.
