Sentence examples similar to tangible warmth from inspiring English sources
On stage, the warmth between band and audience is tangible, and the set spills long over its designated end-time.
On this account, what we call the sense of touch is that form of awareness that typically provides awareness of an object's weight, texture, and temperature, etc. Learning that Anna touched the vase conveys the information that she was in a position to become aware of the warmth and solidity of the vase, among the other typical tangible properties.
However, even when a family member is ill and it becomes difficult to reciprocate with material tangible support, there is evidence that exchanges of a more interpersonal nature such as love, warmth and affection may still occur and be important for caregiver well-being [ 14, 18, 27, 29].
Wagner's warmth and approachability punctures the reverence awarded Lambchop's every note and he enjoys the tangible affection in the room.
"Everything tangible is gone.
"Dinner is something tangible.
