And yet I still suspect that my mother's furious, tiger-like love means that I am, in some intangible way, an extension of her, of her womb, and therefore as subject to all the criticism, anguish and irritation that she feels towards her own body and her self.
"[I]t is very necessary to do this, for naturalism is the only mode of thought that allows the binding together in an intangible way of characteristics which if analysed--that is, forcefully dissociated--would as a matter of fact cause their relationship to become obvious.
In this moment of e-mails, and texting, and everything moving into the cloud, in an intangible way, it's intentionally tangible.
Only in Great Britain did it prove possible to float the idea that aristocratic property was in some magical and strictly intangible way the people's property also".
The point is that Europe is working together in a thrilling intellectual exploration that can have no conceivable commercial or political payoff but could, in some still intangible way, enlighten all humankind.
Even though she spent only seven years in New York, Ms. Guerin represents the meticulous approach of many downtown choreographers of that period; in some intangible way she has never stopped being a New York choreographer.
His songs are beautiful, stunning even in their own intangible way; his layered electropop with constant tinges of EDM contains far more depth than the work of Sam Smith (an obvious touchpoint).
Fans don't watch their team simply because of the quality on offer - they're there because, in an intangible way, it matters to them whether their team win and because it ruins the weekend if they lose.
It is just that something (not just the fact that Mr Blair, most recently in this week's Queen's Speech, has grabbed the law-and-order mantle for himself) prevents these ideas from stacking up.The something is connected in some intangible way to credibility.
