Sentence examples for the almost tangible from inspiring English sources

What's striking is the almost tangible sense that here is a place which has brought pleasure and enlightenment to several generations of Edinburgh citizens.

Aside from Tony Iommi's downtuned guitar and the malevolence of Butler's lyrics, the thing that set them apart from such peers as they had in the early 70s was the almost tangible sense of desperation that hung over their music.

Optimism filled the air, the almost tangible hope that peace would eventually prevail and the destructiveness of humanity would end.

The bluefish is practically swimming; the lobster rolls popping with plumpness, the baked potatoes warm and buttery, the quiet almost tangible.

Jota has not looked quite the same player this season but his first Premier League goal of the campaign should give him a huge lift, with the relief almost tangible as he celebrated in front of the euphoric Wolves supporters.

There's just a sense of history in the air, almost tangible but not quite.

The happiness in the room is almost tangible; all the boys are clapping their hands and beaming with pride.

All the greats have raced at Monza and the ghosts of the past are almost tangible among famous corners such as the Parabolica, Lesmo and Curva Grande.

The relief was almost tangible, as was the disappointment that followed in the next match.

The relief among the senior American nuns who had come to Rome for the presentation of the report was almost tangible.

Ideally they ought to be read together: Kemp's for the way ideas are effortlessly harnessed to the outlines of Leonardo's life; Nicholls's for the grain and stuff of the richly textured, almost tangible Italian Renaissance world, within which Leonardo moved, which formed the material basis for his ideas, and the currents of whose influence sustained the virtuoso upward flights of his mind.