Sentence examples for tangible subject from inspiring English sources

Yet the nearly explicit presence of land, trees, bodies of water, people brings a more tangible subject to the abstract landscapes projected by Pollock, Kline, and Hofmann and the cosmic topographies of Gottlieb, Rothko, Newman, and Still.

Most of the students in my tour group were pursuing political science, biology, art — tangible goals, if not tangible subjects in and of themselves.

Experts perceived that systematic methods and tangible subjects were the most necessary to motivate research in the social sciences sector.

It's all "digital impressionism" in style, with each video bridging the classic landscape portrait with its tangible landscape subject.

Language is directly experienced only through its instantiations in texts; similarly, the working of culture becomes tangible to the social subject through involvement with the features of the social practices.

Both actors had been using a baseball announcer voice before and since meeting at a party in 1990, but US district judge Gary Allen Feess ruled that only Azaria's voice was, as Brockmire, a defined, "tangible" character and thus subject to copyright.

We acknowledge that the degree to which the research uses described in Table 2 represent a tangible harm to individual research subjects and/or communities is subject to interpretation and disagreement.

But there is reciprocity... and in this case, each subject received something tangible – a print that bore testament to a life".