Sentence examples for the same intangible from inspiring English sources

It had many of the same intangible qualities, including an elasticity around what is normal and what is possible.

But in the end, Zeile said, last year's Mets "just seemed to lack the same intangible spirit that the team before had".

It can perhaps be said that Cage used the same technique as these earlier composers or, at a stretch, that he appropriated the same intangible material (that of an absence of conventional musical sounds).

The entrepreneurial and the spiritual path are made of the same intangible substance, namely hope and a belief in something that doesn't exist (yet you believe, deep down in your gut and heart).

"I see the same intangibles," Faulk said.

As a manager, Callaway will need the same intangibles that made him effective in Cleveland.

"Still, in order to grow, we have to have some of the same intangibles: the feistiness the resiliency, the aggressiveness," he said.

They're the same intangibles that lead you to sing in the shower, dance in front of a mirror, or go for a stroll - these things do not add to quantified measures like GDP and were not covered in the lead up to the World Cup, but once in a while, like in Brazil, they end up making rational predictions completely wrong.

It's quite possible that the student who goes to Harvard is more ambitious and energetic and personable than the student who wasn't let in, and that those same intangibles are what account for his better career success.

Yet those same intangibles can be part of a tax strategy that allows them to be classified as deductions in other states, reducing a company's tax bill there.

Now the Red Sox are the World Series champions, not Jeter's Yankees, and the leading man for all seasons is Brady, the New England quarterback, a sixth-round draft pick, who steps onto the field and exudes the same aura of intangible greatness.