Sentence examples for palpable aspects from inspiring English sources
Besides, in looking at the palpable aspects of revamping the monetary system, could Mr. Sarkozy really be sure these days that the euro would be able to stand up beside the dollar as a reserve currency?
In his 1984 essay "Peace and Proximity," Levinas is more favorable to the State which, as liberal, evinces palpable aspects of the trace in its policies.
An approach that understands hegemonic processes in terms of geographical imaginations allows an analysis that moves beyond outward manifestations of resistance and enables an engagement with the less palpable aspects of dissent such as ideology and aesthetics.
Woody Allen says it's a very resilient little muscle, and Larkin said: "What will survive of us is love", and Never Let Me Go is certainly very good on the grapple between palpable, physical aspects of being human and the ineffable sadness of the soul.
The Christian image of the human being has an essentially corporeal aspect that is based in the idea of the incarnation and finds its most palpable expression in the idea of the resurrection.
Her experiences in hospitals are palpable on the page.Certain aspects of the novel work less well.
On initial evaluation, a ventral midline hernia was palpable at the cranial aspect of the previous celiotomy incision.
The head of the talus is palpable on the lateral aspect of the dorsum of the foot, owing to the inward and backward displacement of the navicular.
A 48-year-old woman with prior bilateral prophylactic mastectomies and implant reconstruction presented with a palpable abnormality on the inner aspect of the right breast.
This may sound awfully cerebral — especially for advice supposedly dispensed by one ballplayer to others — but Mr. Harbach manages in these pages to make the philosophical aspects of baseball thoroughly palpable and real.
Nowhere in the city is the island aspect of Manhattan more palpable; nowhere is the natural world of palisade, river and forest aligned so exquisitely.
