Sentence examples similar to tangible enjoyment from inspiring English sources
Debonair as a black-and-white film star, lacking only the gardenia in his buttonhole, Mr. Temirkanov moved the orchestra along with compact, precise movements of his hands and a tangible sense of enjoyment, like someone putting a show horse through its paces, from the wispy haze of the offstage trumpet opening "Kije" to the wiry exuberance of the massed forces that wrap up the Dvorak.
Above all, as the thriller hit its stride, Blick's enjoyment was tangible as he played with pace and wound up his tension-creating devices.
The rewards, the fame, the sheer enjoyment; these were tangible dreams.
Their playing blends rigour with great charm and an almost tangible sense of their own enjoyment: Babayan could sometimes be heard humming along to the music, contentedly, if on occasion distractingly.
The fantasy summer and its vicarious pleasures became a tangible and necessary element of my enjoyment of my own reality.
There is a complex relationship between incentives and motivation, with important motives such as the desire to reciprocate and gain social approval and the intrinsic enjoyment of a behaviour interacting with tangible incentives [ 3].
Although these barriers should be considered and addressed within a parenting intervention to increase child PA, other factors, such as parental support for children's motivation, competence and enjoyment of PA may play a more tangible role in behaviour change.
"The reward is not as tangible as buying a bond but you should get more enjoyment out of it if you love the sport, which makes it a good investment".
Perhaps his affection had its roots in the enjoyment he clearly got from writing the book: reading it, his enthusiasm for the project is almost tangible.
