In his generosity, wisdom and tangible feel for the significance of the 17th century, Christopher Hill stands as the finest of guides to the man of the times.
It's actually the tangible, felt, human experience of the energy and intelligence that created the universe and that is driving the evolutionary process right now.
From a mystical perspective, it becomes apparent that what you are awakening to in such moments is the tangible, felt, human experience of the energy and intelligence that created the universe, that catalyzed the evolutionary process and that is driving it right now.
Before kick-off the only tangible comment on the trajectory of Arsenal's season was the feel of the place.
I always also want to start with what the feel of the piece will be and then I can move into the tangible elements", continues Lau.
Civil disobedience should include, but is not limited to, mass crowding of public spaces (airports, city squares, malls, etc)., as the general society needs to feel the tangible effects of these protests in real time.
If he could shore up enough public support for his common-sense ideas like giving people the option of having the IRS automatically File Income Taxes or Providing Basic Banking Services through the Post Office, average Americans might feel some tangible effects of President Yang's policies.
There is a very small amount compared with the funding going in when you felt a tangible sense of progress".
Throughout, David's emotional journey feels wholly tangible — many of Mr. Cho's scenes involve him interacting with other actors on FaceTime, yet he deeply inhabits his character's distress and still-unprocessed grief over a different kind of loss chronicled in the film's first few minutes.
