Sentence examples for making palpable from inspiring English sources

Addressing it requires making palpable sacrifices now in order to prevent unclear costs in the distant future.

Mr. Lee chronicles these cruel, heartbreaking events of war with harrowing, cinematic immediacy, making palpable the excruciating violence and the huge footprint it leaves on people's lives.

While we are making palpable progress on the emergence of life, we are definitely stuck on assessing the chances of life forms being capable of sending radio signals.

It is Ms. Goldstein's achievement in this volume that she has managed that very difficult task of making palpable the sort of cerebral ardor possessed by scientists and thinkers working at the very height of their powers.

In the end, however, even these lapses do not diminish Ms. Sebold's achievements: her ability to capture both the ordinary and the extraordinary, the banal and the horrific, in lyrical, unsentimental prose; her instinctive understanding of the mathematics of love between parents and children; her gift for making palpable the dreams, regrets and unstilled hopes of one girl and one family.

And as Allison, Jayson's mother, Alysia Reiner (who reappears as two other characters) exuded strength and interest, making palpable the idea that not only her child but also her whole family had lost in her a force that kept them going.

Here is an abstraction made palpable.

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.