Sentence examples for make palpable from inspiring English sources

What "Action" does is make palpable the pure performance energy of those who are enacting it -- the doers.

By turns apocalyptic, brooding or sardonic, some of them make palpable the challenges and anxieties of contemporary life.

Perhaps it's meant to conjure a woman forever trying to distract herself from, or make palpable and manageable, the pained consciousness that never leaves her.

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.

It's Stead's genius to make palpable on page after page the childlike need and weakness at the core of his overbearing masculinity, and to make the reader pity him and like him and, therefore, find him funny.

His best paintings make palpable the claustrophobia of the studio and its harsh light, the dead weight of the people posing and their inscrutable thoughts or blank minds, and the continuous effort on the painter's part to get things right.

Kaye makes palpable the pain that this rejection causes Florence.

Coetzee has always been a novelist of ideas made palpable -- made flesh, you might say.

The essential, slyly reflective nature of Lichtenstein's art is made palpable.

Govier makes palpable the way each man savors the other's company.

Millions of Americans still cling to the dream that his songs made palpable.