Sentence examples for made palpable that from inspiring English sources
Understanding more history from above would have made the suffering more profound and more noble as well, since it would have been made palpable that something was being fought for, that there was an unavoidable purpose beyond the pain.
But suffused with love of country and peopled with recognizable characters whose problems, pride and pain are made palpable by writing that mingles insight and humor, "The Country Boy" stands as an honest, sturdy work.
As directed by Mr. Butterworth's longtime (and invaluable) collaborator, Ian Rickson, "Jerusalem" sounded a lament for a certain, signally anarchic English spirit even as its furiously energized conclusion made palpable the sort of human spirit that isn't lightly snuffed out.
There's a tension in Charlottesville made palpable by the police and military units that dot every corner.
That moment was thrilling and made palpable the magic of hearing opera live.
Millions of Americans still cling to the dream that his songs made palpable.
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.
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.
Luca Guardagnino presents a cinematic masterpiece with I Am Love (Io Sono L'Amore), starring Tilda Swinton, that makes palpable the desire that unravels the ruses of wealth and power surrounding a wealthy Milanese family.
I wanted to make palpable the mileage that will stretch between us come September and feel on my own pulse the physical geography of our separation.
He did not take that rare stretch of quiet time in a hurried and fractured existence, (like say the long Memorial Day weekend at the outset of summer, ahem) to break up the pornography and punditry, and read a novel or a poem that makes palpable the horrors and heartbreak of war in a way that the Oxford History of Modern War, with all its canonical detail, cannot impart.
