Projected images take on near physical presence, skin pores are displayed with medical detail and hair looks so palpable one feels almost able to pluck it.
She looks with palpable intensity, notes the distinction between the figures in the foreground and those in the background, closer to Jesus: "The closer they are to us, the less attention they pay him," she notes.
Morell's astronomy books don't just illustrate the principles of the cosmos, they look poised to enter it, while a digital dictionary looks as palpable inside its computer screen -- I want to say as fleshy -- as the one lying open beside me right now.
If the clinician looks uncomfortable, generating palpable feelings of unease, this may be transmitted and misinterpreted by patients as i.e. judgment, disapproval, and ambivalence.
Because Carol is the more experienced character, Blanchett's role has somewhat greater complexity, but the wordless looks of palpable yearning they exchange are superbly done on both sides.
Besides, in looking at the palpable aspects of revamping the monetary system, could Mr. Sarkozy really be sure these days that the euro would be able to stand up beside the dollar as a reserve currency?
Paul Feig's controversial comedy looks set to be a palpable hit at the domestic box office this weekend after picking up strong reviews.
The housing market looks about to crash, and there is palpable unease about the government's handling of the economy.
After months of trying, with no palpable results, he looked for other ways to make his dream come true.
Hanson's job meant that he was, like an actor, always taking on new identities, and what made Mr. Depp stand out (apart from his extraordinary good looks) was a palpable sense of enigma.
