Yet Malick makes it palpable.
The smoke makes the breath visible, and the acrid heat makes it palpable.
Ultimately it is Dickens's language and Mr. Stewart's ability to make it palpable that make the evening shimmer (2 10).
"They wanted to personify this increasing sovereignty, independence and legitimacy, and to make it palpable by the presence of an individual," Ms. Francke said.
This will help the children to make it palpable.
This will help the children to make it palpable. .
As if that's not tragic enough, modern medicine adds to the fear (e.g., Blumenthal 1995; Nilsson 1996), making it palpable.
This lonely and bitter boy's experience could easily have remained distant and abstract on film, but Mr. Burns has made it heartbreakingly palpable with a shrewd mixture of old photos, film clips, pictures of O'Neill's residences and interviews with contemporary actors, directors, playwrights and scholars.
This gaucheness may sound like a pose, but Williams made it real and palpable in what is probably his best-known work, Walk a Mile in My Shoes (2006), in which visitors were invited to try on a pair of his size 13 shoes and slop helplessly about the gallery.
Taking something as broad — and, for many, abstract — as climate change, and making it a palpable reality is the task undertaken by the Ghanaian photographers Nyani Quarmyne and Nii Obodai.
