Translation of "Ungreifbar" in English

Any further out, it starts to seem intangible.

He swims around me like impalpable air;

With this mudra we enter the realm of the impalpable, the divine.

Vaporizes a spray almost impalpable evenly which gives an extraordinary brilliance.

Vaporizes a spray almost impalpable evenly which gives an extraordinary brilliance.

Churchill´s theme is universal, but at the same time elusive and undefined.

Nothing is definite, everything is intangible.

Refreshing and impalpable, revitalizes the hair and scalp.

Called upon held onto, elusive, enjoyed, recited in its being everything .

The spirit is impalpable without the body which is the essence of living beings.

At once elusive and intimate, the Spirit is the connection between us and the world.

While the thing pools, the space spreads and so is rather intangible.

A singer who sings romantic songs and lovingly uplifts a woman’s beauty should be ethereal and elusive.

When you have such a broad sound and in particular use keyboards, it becomes impalpable.

It is hard to imagine that a community of more than 500 million citizens could identify with a strategy, based on a notion providing a recipe for resolving the problems in their personal lives whose name is so intangible and distant from the realities of their personal lives.

So really, design takes everything into account, and the interesting thing is that as the technology advances, as we become more and more wireless and impalpable, designers, instead, want us to be hands-on.

My talk was of the material aspect of his position; it had the sole aim of saving him from the degradation, ruin, and despair that out there close so swiftly upon a friendless, homeless man; I pleaded with him to accept my help; I argued reasonably: and every time I looked up at that absorbed smooth face, so grave and youthful, I had a disturbing sense of being no help but rather an obstacle to some mysterious, inexplicable, impalpable striving of his wounded spirit.

Or it does its best to shut away reality by making it a museum object, rendering the past inviolable (and thus intangible), or by making the case for some form of atonement that is in fact little more than a veiled desire to embellish, and by embellishing simply to set amnesia to work by other ways.

Elusive but omnipresent, Martin Kippenberger appears to his friend Mayo Thompson in a dream as a restless spirit who, as Werner Buttner says, couldn’t even have resisted mocking his own funeral—“He would have turned that into art, too”. Or, to use Rainald Goetz’s words: “Ego-apotheosis: whoosh and away.”

In a way, Egyptian artist Malak Helmy works like a miner who digs into the structural and narrative substance of power to eventually expose something that may otherwise stay intangible or concealed.