Sentence examples for tangible human from inspiring English sources

Only with Robert Demeger's testy, face-slapping Polonius and Laura Rees's prettily ingenuous Ophelia do you glimpse a tangible human relationship.

Under the terms of his confinement, Tsarnaev was not permitted to touch any visitors, even relatives, so the casual contact of his attorneys likely represented his only remaining form of tangible human connection.

I've listened to it so many hundreds of times it has taken on a tangible, human presence; one that understood why I didn't leave when I should have, and pointed out that this wasn't admitting defeat.

Leslie Lefkow, deputy Africa director at Human Rights Watch (HRW), said: "In the absence of tangible human rights reforms by Eritrea's government, host countries, particularly in the EU, should not close the door on Eritrean asylum seekers or send them back to almost certain abuse".

A concrete, tangible human artefact ("brick") is used to elucidate and condensate a complicated biological idea.

It's about real, tangible, human lives.

Physically being there, experiencing this collective act of creativity, turning forces and concepts so murky and abstract into something tangible and human was important.

It intelligently brings you answers that are only tangible when human input meets data, allowing you to stop with the nagging and focus on managing.

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.

This is the kind of painted miracle that so many artists would aim for in the centuries to come: nothing less than the tangible embodiment of human nature.