Sentence examples for makes palpable from inspiring English sources

Kaye makes palpable the pain that this rejection causes Florence.

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

He makes palpable their fragility and frustration but doesn't push us to agree with them or, worse, pity them.

In the sequel to 2001's brilliant The Siege, Dunmore makes palpable the fear and paranoia suffered by ordinary citizens of Stalin's Russia.

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.

The novel not only captures the nervous arc of a crime investigation, but also makes palpable the media storm that often follows in its wake.

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.

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

So little is made palpable; does the writer chummily assume her readers know this world already?

The fiction of omniscience is always made palpable rather than concealed.