Sentence examples for tangible portrait from inspiring English sources
The seemingly random assemblage of scenes, altered by lighting but little else, failed to build a tangible portrait of "Butoh America" — whatever that is.
It's all "digital impressionism" in style, with each video bridging the classic landscape portrait with its tangible landscape subject.
Instead she achieves what the best literary biography should: a portrait which provides close-up moments of tangible intimacy while allowing the subject to remain ultimately mysterious.
However, a portrait which MacMillan painted of her husband in his last years hints at real, tangible familial love.
They are tangible evidence, like the skulls that have been preserved at some killing fields, or like hundreds of portraits of their fellow prisoners that are displayed on the walls of Tuol Sleng.
But I suspect there's NCD -- nontrivial cognitive dissonance -- between Romney's portrait of the economy and many people's experience of it, especially around some of the more tangible aspects like housing values and mortgage rates.
"Everything tangible is gone.
"Dinner is something tangible.
