Sentence examples for tangible details from inspiring English sources

Ultimately it was all in keeping with a drama that was less about tangible details than something deeper and more sensory.

Instead of boasting about his insane workout, perhaps Mr. Ryan should get a skilled tailor, or challenge campaign aides to pay closer attention to tangible details rather than abstractions like whether or not the candidates appeal to nonrich, nonwhite voters.

Most remarkable were the tangible details of everyday Antioch life: Ms. VanDeBogart's freshman nametag, a torn carbon copy of the police report from the 1960 theft of her bicycle and other material.

In the world of Javier Cercas, fact and fiction are never far apart, although this interview is at least grounded to some pretty tangible details: across the table from me is a short, compact man with jet black hair in a leather jacket.

What are the tangible details that make a hotel or spa so worthy of the list?

But today's report brings some tangible details for the first time.

The most tangible detail was the man in the mask, who came to seem more present in her life than her father ever was.

The question of whether he is the Prince of Darkness or merely a farmyard pest, however, stays unresolved, and "The Witch" feels at once sticky with tangible detail and numinous with suggestion.

For teenagers with a taste for viral apocalypse, there's Killer T (Hot Key) by CHERUB series author Robert Muchamore: a big, slow-burning standalone, full of tangible detail, sexual frankness and believable characterisation.

"Specific" indicates that the intelligence contained tangible detail.

I scoured histories, memoirs, biographies for tangible detail, spoke with historians and translators.