Sentence examples for palpable existence from inspiring English sources
"palpable existence" is correct and usable in written English
It means something that is able to be perceived or felt by touch or in a tangible way. Example: The newly created art installation had a palpable existence, as visitors could walk around and touch the different sculptures and installations.
Now I know why I felt that Tolkien ushered me into a world that had palpable existence, and why, when I visited Wales as a teenager, the street signs and village names felt so familiar.
Part of the pleasure of looking at Ms. Crawford's paintings is vicarious: you feel the meditative, slowed-down attentiveness of her process as, with precise yet sensuously painterly application, she brings into palpable existence a Heinz ketchup bottle or a pair of black skis on the floor.
On Again! is often cited as misogynist, and it's difficult to argue against that charge with an opening line like: "I love a good bum on a woman, it makes my day"; (he then follows it up with a clever Latin pun: "To me it is palpable proof of God's existence, a posteriori").
But their palpable anger against the God whose existence they reject often partakes of the same combination of "profound suspicion" and "cosmic despair" that Hart identifies as characteristically Gnostic.
Nevertheless, for Indonesians -- and Javanese in particular -- the existence of a spiritual world is a palpable, if diminishing, part of their culture.
Those Iranians who went to the voting booths have a palpable sense of the indifference of the West to the existence of democracy and elections in Iran.
The plot might be mostly recycled, but Ratchet & Clank isn't popping into existence simply to turn a few nostalgia dollars there's palpable love and care here, enough to make newcomers to the franchise turn their heads.
The plot might be mostly recycled, but Ratchet & Clank isn't popping into existence simply to turn a few nostalgia dollars – there's palpable love and care here, enough to make newcomers to the franchise turn their heads.
Far removed from country and family, exposed to alien therapies, multilateral communication problems and often palpable racism (which itself has many roots) they often have a miserable existence, and sometimes decide against RRT, or to discontinue RRT [ 42, 43].
One of them [ 9], based on clinical diagnostic criteria modified from Yunus, showed female preponderance and, in addition, postulated the existence of a latent or precursor stage of the disease characterized by abnormal palpable muscle consistency.
