Sentence examples for tangible pleasure from inspiring English sources

The new book is full of sly fun, lovely comic observation and an almost tangible pleasure in storytelling.

Perhaps the most important thing about this remarkable ensemble, however, is the tangible pleasure the musicians take in playing together.

There is also a less tangible pleasure in riding aboard the Acela: Here is a train that Americans might be able to recommend to European visitors without apology.

Founded in 2007, the QPO came over as being, above all, an orchestra of enthusiasts, communicating tangible pleasure in what they do.

For one, it gives its readers real, tangible pleasure.

The tangible pleasures of typewriters are something he's known about for decades.

One of the most tangible pleasures of The Americans comes from unravelling the layers of performance.

Thank heavens, therefore, that the opening months of 2015 provide us with some tangible pleasures.

Merwin's insistence on a poetry of imaginative utility, against the encroachments of decades of literary fads, has succeeded in giving his imagined worlds some of the tangible pleasures and horrors we associate with real ones.

And because Taureans love tangible pleasures like food and drink, they run the risk of overindulgence, making for some potentially "overfed" children.

With digital blinders on, people forget the pleasure of tangible, more traditional interaction and sharing, so Quarterly wanted to bring the tastemakers of digital technology and social networks into the real world to facilitate an old school connection between influencers and the people who "follow" them.