Sentence examples for in palpable form from inspiring English sources

By inhabiting the death-camp sites and other modern locations, his witnesses' intimate testimony seem to fill their expanses; in turn, these sites, marked by specific memories, seem to yield up their history in palpable form.

Each woman is also obsessed by the other: aside from their famously fictional encounter at Fotheringay, Icke even has Mary appear in palpable form to the conscience-troubled Elizabeth, and the two women exchange a hesitant kiss.

For teachers and students in private schools (and a lot of suburban schools), that demand would be redundant: respect already surrounds them, in the palpable form of better facilities, smaller classes, and a budget process that permits an orderly opening of school.

Rich women's clothes in particular were a palpable form of status, with today's fashion soon becoming yesterday's has-been.

Again, this poem itself seems more contour than palpable form.

His abbreviated curving forms turn in on themselves or soar upward in palpable sympathy with Frank Lloyd Wright's architecture.

Reduction in palpable spleen length was rapid.

The prevalence of cancer in palpable and non-palpable thyroid nodules is similar at 5.4 7.7% and 5.0 6.5%, respectively.

Check mice until palpable tumors form in at least 12 animals.

We can sense this logic in a palpable and personal form when walking past a homeless person.

As shown in Figure 2A and B, the resulting CD44+/CD24−/low cells induced by IL-6 or EGF/bFGF exposure spent less time in forming palpable tumours and grew faster in NOD/SCID mice than their parental cells, and a little higher tumour-forming rates were observed in the resulting cells than in the parental cells on 80 days only at the injection of 1 × 10 cells (Table 1).