Sentence examples for that seem tangible from inspiring English sources

His striking sense of color and light, and his inventiveness, allow Zoraidez to create projects that seem tangible, yet also strangely contrived.

There are forms of shame that seem less tangible, lingering like a low-grade infection.

An altar has been effectively re-created in one corner of the gallery in a way that makes it seem tangible and real.

They trick you with light, like James Turrell, whose art disrupts our perception with hidden light sources that seem to make space tangible.

There was in his work a human touch that no artist of the school had heretofore achieved; his pictures revealed a beauty that seemed somehow tangible and intimate.

They were at the forefront of a youth culture that seemed a tangible threat, not only to the established order but order itself.

But it's also because the idea of family offers a kind of bond that seems more tangible and grounded than participation in either the abstract, remote and problematic entity known as the United States of America or any of the various forms of black nationalism.

He added: Republicans offered something that seemed less tangible-the promise of equalizing opportunity through free markets.

In the opening minutes, that possibility seemed tangible.

"Seeing electrical activity in the brain directly is a long-standing dream that now seems tangible," says Gero A. Miesenböck, M.D., director of the Center for Neuronal Circuits and Behavior at the University of Oxford and a former associate professor of cell biology at the School of Medicine.

It was, he says, a place where people wanted to put their money in something that seemed safe, something tangible.