Sentence examples for tangible relic from inspiring English sources
But the Prora project is highlighting the always-thorny question here of how to deal with the most tangible relic of Germany's troubled past: Nazi architecture.
"Such tangible relics would carry with them the danger of encouraging a Führer cult," said Simon Erpel, one of the curators.
Dr. Anthony, whose work on the subject includes a book titled, "Designing for Diversity: Gender, Race and Ethnicity in the Architectural Profession," and who wrote two years ago that restrooms "remain among the more tangible relics of gender discrimination," says it is at least 2 to 1.
Some attempted to recreate these bronze vessels by using imagination alone, not by observing tangible evidence of relics; this practice was criticized by Shen Kuo in his work of 1088.
I launched Archer in print because I wanted to create a tangible, and someday laughable, relic of Australia's current attitudes to sexuality and gender.
By incorporating as its centerpiece an actual stone cottage from County Mayo, the memorial also reflects the quest -- at least as old as the veneration of saintly relics -- for something tangible to connect us with what was lost.
But in early medieval times, the most tangible form of dissemination was the export of relics: the remains of individuals whose bodies had glowed with divine grace during their lifetimes and retained part of that grace after death.
The belts are now curious relics to Mayweather, reminders that there is something tangible at stake each time a fighter enters a ring with him and clutches wildly at the tiniest of victories.
Relic hunters exploit this.
