The sight of one of their loam-colored vans brings the pleasant sensation that something tangible is about to arrive.
The spatial view then states that nearly all of the objective tangible features made available through transitive sensation are relational spatial properties.
In cases where this seemed to be a problem, we offered participants the opportunity to choose their home practice more flexibly, and, when needed, to use practices that provided particularly tangible anchors for their attention such as sensations of the body during yoga stretches or the sensations of the breath during sitting meditations.
His music often creates an almost tangible physical response in the listener, beckoning sensations of flight, weightlessness, spiralling freefall.
When I touched the bark of that tree, I felt the thrilling sensation of time travel of being in direct, tangible contact with the distant past.
Graham Sells' account of Giorgio Caproni's poem of death and lost love, 'Dawn', was memorable for its tangible recreation of a wintry setting where objects and sensations seem at once to freeze and melt.
When I reflect on times in my life when I felt joy or happiness, I reconnect with that feeling as a sensation or experience and less of an achievement or tangible result.
If there is a moment in Iniesta's career, it is South Africa, but there is something less tangible about it, less defined by a single second – more by sensations, a joy of the game itself, the way he played.
And what a simulation: at one point, Joi uses an Emanator, which allows her to escape her virtual self and to experience mortal sensations — the prick of rain on her skin, naturally, and a tangible embrace.
Is your idea of luxury tangible — or a sensation/ experience?
