Sentence examples for tangible character from inspiring English sources

The most tangible character in "A Tale for the Time Being" is a 16-year-old Japanese girl named Nao who never makes an appearance in the flesh.

Both actors had been using a baseball announcer voice before and since meeting at a party in 1990, but US district judge Gary Allen Feess ruled that only Azaria's voice was, as Brockmire, a defined, "tangible" character and thus subject to copyright.

Because of the less tangible character of contacts involved, determining contact network structure for air-borne pathogen spread requires collection of additional information on casual contacts [ 4].

I made repeated efforts to divide this material listed below in from two a half-dozen or more species, but in all cases I was unable to find any tangible constant character to define them.

Indeed, males of Apocryptophagus and Sycophaga cannot be separated on tangible morphological characters.

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"Who will standout?" In a survey done by CareerBuilder, 77% of employers evaluate soft skills (less tangible skills - more personality, character, and interpersonal skills) just as important as hard skills (competencies - learned skills to accomplish job functions).

Valedictory episodes can also benefit from the tangible overlap between the characters taking leave of each other and the emotions of actors who have worked together for so long.

It never ceases to amaze me that a team sport such as football, whose social character is so tangible, should generate so many individual biographies.

In the majority opinion, Justice William Rehnquist affirmed that allegations of sexual harassment under Title VII may include hostile work environment claims and are not limited to instances where there has been a "tangible loss" of an "economic character".

But Mr. McCain's detractors see his contradictory proposals as a cynical effort to be all things to all people, and as evidence that policy proposals often seem to take a back seat in his campaign to less tangible things like biography and character.