Sentence examples for tangible paper from inspiring English sources

These gradually faded when LPs shrunk to CDs and, in their tangible paper form at least, disappeared altogether from digital editions.

With a tangible paper ballot, a recount that can be verified publicly is possible, thus ensuring confidence in our election system -- the true expression of our democracy.

Platinum didn't bother printing any of its comics, in fact, until late last year, when "Cowboys & Aliens" became its first property to exist in tangible, paper-and-ink form.

Will the Hatton Garden "heist" dent the confidence of owners and dealers who favour tangible treasure over paper promises?

But it is in fact part of what Noel terms "the fightback" against the rise of the e-book – a laudable desire to preserve tangible, fully sniffable paper books.

Payne told me the goal with much of his art is to take a complex, technological phenomenon and transform it into something simple and tangible, like these paper pieces.

"In an hour of private discussions, a lot can come out--personality, enthusiasm, and passion for science--or not," says Brown. "While the tangibles are on paper, all the intangibles come across in the interview --and those interview --and have a binterview --andarthosee's hintangiblesions.

"Once investors 'get real,' " he added, "they will migrate from paper to tangible assets".

Elsewhere, in a large, unframed work, a beamlike rectangle sits on a tangible horizon of folded paper.

Paper is tangible: we can pick up a document, flip through it, read little bits here and there, and quickly get a sense of it.

The result has been to see asset prices, both paper and tangible, decline.