Sentence examples for from the palpable from inspiring English sources
Hayman said: "It has been a great honour and privilege to lead specialist operations in its challenging work protecting this country from the palpable terrorist threat we face.
"It has been a great honour and privilege to lead specialist operations in its challenging work protecting this country from the palpable terrorist threat we face.
Choueiri: "Both techniques — the magician's and that behind the BACCH filter — rely on using imperfection to shift the attention from the palpable to the subliminal".
And as we spend more time trapped in the artificial environments of office and mall, we risk becoming divorced from the palpable drama of real weather.
He balances "Heart-Shaped Box" between reality and fantasy in ways that threaten to run the book into an uncharted dreamscape, and away from the palpable suspense on which it thrives.
The drama on the Democratic side comes from the palpable antipathy between Vice President Al Gore and former Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey and from the peculiar needs of each candidate.
Red cups and sweaty bodies everywhere, the vibration coming from the speakers, the palpable energy of being in the same room as an artist you adore… These are the things that make concerts worth the price.
When I talked to Dr. Remsen in the museum, he said that one of the reasons he had stayed away from the field was the palpable sadness that accompanied a glimpse of what had been lost.
The BACCH filter, essentially, shifts the XTC action from the more palpable level domain — called the amplitude domain — to the more subliminal temporal domain, called the phase domain".
The poignancy of the scenes in which Jean and Juliette are temporarily separated arises from the almost palpable sense of erotic longing that Vigo, through his use of delicate, dreamlike imagery and subtle transitions, marvelously evokes.
Among these were structural support from the management, palpable measures, a bottom-up approach, credibility, realism and patience.
