Sentence examples for palpable memory from inspiring English sources

For younger Germans, war in Europe is no longer a palpable memory or a tangible fear.

For anyone born during World War II, or in the early years of the Cold War, the hope of international progress toward the reduction of armed conflict remains a palpable memory.

There are still working artists on the block and, most of all, memories -- vivid, palpable memories.

It seemed revealing that Mr. Gergiev used scores for the three earlier symphonies, which are not played that often, but conducted the three later ones, which are staples the world over, from memory, exuding palpable authority every moment.

This impression of "pleasant memories" is palpable in Willoughby's works, which feel like '90s mementos that have, for all this time, been lost in the mail.

He now is groping for something palpable in the blur of memories he has accumulated since the deadly intrusion from the sky.

There's a palpable tenderness as they share memories and feelings that no one but the two of them could understand.

I still cry at the memories of loss, palpable beneath my heart as a mother's breast under the tiny starfish hands of a newborn, tugging milk and lulling himself to sleep.

"I have some fond memories and there is a palpable feeling that work is getting done".

We talked about all the memories that gym held, still palpable amidst the old, musty smell and cheering fans.

He played all these pieces from memory, an impressive feat and a palpable expression of his lifelong involvement with the music.