Sentence examples for more palpable and from inspiring English sources

His work is all a matter of making beauty more palpable and sensual by heightening reality.

But being able to create and manipulate black holes in an accelerator would make them seem more palpable and open up new theoretical terrain to explore.

Are a former valet and a former governess, both dead, figments of the heroine's distraught mind or something more palpable and malevolent?

Their research largely functions as a spearhead for scientific exploration and as a balm for making those pursuits more palpable and palatable to the wider population.

This is not the way the Haggadah reads today, however: the tension is more palpable and vexing for Israelis — and, increasingly, for American Jews.

Deep into each set, her resolve became more palpable and her tennis more implacable, a sign of promise in any player.

Congruent with data from Kenya (Novelli et al, 2010), we found that the clinical factors associated with SMA were younger age, more palpable splenomegaly, and higher monocyte counts.

Research teaches us that our reasons and our pains are more palpable, more obvious and real, than are the reasons and pains of others.

The export has considerably increased this year, up to the 5th of August, which was inTHE COTTON DISTRICTS showed an earlier and more palpable evidence of recovery, and the great advantages of low prices are very evident in this case, not only in inducing a larger export trade, but also in increasing the home demand.

No one -- not Karl Böhm, not Pierre Boulez -- has conducted the work with greater insight, richer colorings and more palpable involvement.

Even "Catch Me If You Can," another lighthearted film about a master impostor, conveyed a more palpable sense of risk and provided some notion of how its protagonist carried off his impersonations of a pilot, a doctor and a prosecutor.