Sentence examples for remains tangible from inspiring English sources

And, although the prose is occasionally hoarily overdone, the spectral chill in the night air remains tangible.

Jarman's love of nature, which suffuses even his darkest films, remains tangible in the garden at Dungeness, visited by thousands every year.

In this book's high-low scheme of things, the art critic in Ms. Millet delivers observations like, "While the flickering pixels blur boundaries so that the space they delineate becomes almost an extension of the space you are in, the window at a peep show is a hiatus that substantiates the separation between two symmetrical parts, one that can be crossed but remains tangible".

But a miraculous rejuvenation means that he remains a tangible force for the here and now, as well.

Ms. Kenyon ("Janey," he calls her) remains a tangible presence in the house and in Mr. Hall's work.

"Contagion to the core euro area, and then onwards to emerging Europe, remains a tangible downside risk," the I.M.F.'s latest economic report on Europe said.

The Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation was among the first, and decades later it remains a tangible piece of Senator Kennedy's legacy in New York.

Demba Ba remains a tangible threat Ba made his presence felt within the first five seconds tonight, shooting from kick-off with sufficient accuracy to force Wojciech Szczesny into a scrambling save via the crossbar and proved a constant menace.

Some 13,700 U.S. restaurants later, the same notion of trust embraced by [Ray Kroc, McDonald's founder] in those early years remains a tangible and deeply rooted ideal evident in daily interactions within every aspect of the operation.

Lifelong cure rates are high but there remains a tangible risk of relapse.

Through it all, the connection between the sisters remains the most tangible reality, with Miss Harriet waiting, forlorn but patient, for her sister's return.