Sentence examples for palpable awareness from inspiring English sources

Stories from Genesis, painted for the Scuola della Trinità (1550 53), show a new attention to Titian's manner of painting as well as a palpable awareness of nature.

In a country at least as conscious of its Central Asian, Turkic, European, secularist and Kemalist identity as its pan-Islamic Ottoman past, there's a palpable awareness of Prime Minister Erdogan's facility for exploiting emotional wedge issues to drag the public toward his party's so-called neo-Ottoman agenda.

I had experienced blockbuster reverberations in my childhood before, of course – ubiquitous Jurassic Park T-shirts, Forrest Gump catchphrases – but this was new: my first palpable point of awareness that cinema and sex were essentially intertwined.

Dismissing believers as simply deluded could therefore itself be a way for us atheists to deal with our own dissonance between the belief that Easter is palpable nonsense, and the awareness that seemingly intelligent people believe in it.

At the interval there was a palpable sense of excitement, an awareness that something very important was going on right here in Cape Town.

"Having seen Dan Radcliffe screen test," she said, "I don't think Chris Columbus could have found a better Harry". But while the relief and excitement was palpable yesterday, there was strong awareness of the need to protect the children.

These moments throb with a palpable human pulse and, implicitly, our awareness that all human pulses eventually stop.

By almost every standard measure, he was a failure -- the title comes from an episode when he drunkenly hurled a pitchfork at 6-year-old Alex -- but his self-awareness gave him a palpable nobility and a purpose in life.

And the palpable sense of excitement is qualified by awareness of the limits of change.

A sense of patriotism, a desire for progress and an awareness of danger were all palpable.

The acute awareness between mother and child is palpable to everyone around them.