Sentence examples for made palpable in from inspiring English sources
In the pit, Antonio Pappano extracts every last ounce of menace, fear made palpable in the horns before the burning of the heretics.
This wish is made palpable in "Swimming With Watermelons," a helium-weight, sweet-tempered semi-musical at the Vineyard Theater about love flourishing across a cultural divide.
These compositions are public accounts of a new form of social life coming into being, made palpable in the virtuosic labors of the orchestral ensemble and ritualistically celebrated in the halls that were temples for its sounds.
I treasure the religious thinkers of all faiths who teach that God's presence is made palpable in the world when believers do good in God's name.
Later still, her father killed himself, having endured since the death of his son, a grief that Dominic West in the film makes palpable in one desperate howl.
There's a tension in Charlottesville made palpable by the police and military units that dot every corner.
Here the allure of the snowshoe was made palpable: those poor cross-country skiers, proceeding in their straight lines.
As Roeg is fond of saying "it's all in the timing," and Performance was made in that all too brief interregnum when alternative worlds were made palpable.
In the fiction of both Nadine Gordimer and Juan Goytisolo there is a steely emotional distance made palpable by the writers' intelligence and political concerns.
There needs to be substance, a real organizing principle around which all these system in whole or in part can combine and recombine to make palpable, measurable, successful, sustainable change in government, institutional, community, and individual behavior.
Who will invest in Italy, among the tangle of commas and legal motions that feed the sense of paralysis, make palpable the feeling that in Italy everything is impossible?" The ruling, which eliminated a charge of 5 euros, or about $6, to drive into the city's core, was embraced by many businesses in the affected area.
