Sentence examples for tangible glimpse from inspiring English sources
This process gives us a tangible glimpse into the nature of scientific discovery.
No, we refer to less tangible views, glimpses into parts of New York far away from its towering skyscrapers and Midtown affluence.
Only with Robert Demeger's testy, face-slapping Polonius and Laura Rees's prettily ingenuous Ophelia do you glimpse a tangible human relationship.
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Strange sounds and visions bubble away, "tangible and sculptural forms emerge suggestive of scientific visualisations", abstract information becomes a glimpse into an imperceptible world.
The abstract concept of "ummah", or brotherhood, was made tangible, and those who returned home after the war were changed men; they had been given a glimpse of the borderless future.
But "Dry Bones" has the more arresting resolution: when its teenage narrator accidentally glimpses two grown-ups entwined in a decidedly adult act, it is a jarring, tangible moment of discovery that makes all the whimsical rocket ships and black holes of science fiction immediately lose their wonder.
To catch a glimpse of "Women" in the mirror of "Embraces" is to see how cinematic images can be both tangible and ghostly.
Make it "glimpsed" or "caught a glimpse".
