This is a phrase all good dogs understand -- it means drop that sock, drop that rotting carcass -- and humans would be well advised to apply it to the slightly less tangible matter of snobbery and breed bias.
These signals, which are slightly less "tangible" than the others I outlined above, inevitably contribute to a growing sense of positive momentum and confidence.
A disgruntled former defence official with Nato affiliations told the Cable that, "The short-term costs in credibility and trust are enormous," which is an assertion Meacham expanded on with some slightly more tangible potential consequences.
Of course, these are solidly digital, but something about them still feels tangible, slightly more handmade, like a human carefully, lovingly, put them together.
Which is appropriate, because Burial's richly atmospheric music leaves you feeling slightly removed from the tangible world.
Spotting a working one is like witnessing a Wimpy or a Little Chef that's still in operation – a tangible, if slightly unnecessary, remnant of the past.
But the words in the original languages (nephesh or nefesh in Hebrew and psuche in Greek) referred to the physical body itself, and, slightly more broadly, to the tangible aspects of human existence: the flesh, the blood, and the breath.
The two dimensions scoring slightly lower than the others (responsiveness and tangibles) are not considered to give cause for concern.
Anyone who's into that stuff is thinking about music on a slightly mathematical level, but this record swims in tangible tones and big, reverby drums, reminding me immediately of Carla Azar.
The definition of property in the 1971 Act differs slightly from the Theft Act 1968 in that it only includes "property of a tangible nature".
For the superstitious, there will still be plenty of trinkets out there in the slightly-more-but-not-entirely-tangible sector, and for the creative there will always be opportunities to cash in.
