In a five-star review in the Daily Telegraph, Patrick Flanery argued that Smith "is among Virginia Woolf's most gifted inheritors … the only thing predictable about her extraordinary project is the certainty of reinvention … How to Be Both brims with palpable joy, not only at language, literature, and art's transformative power, but at the messy business of being human".
A palpable urgency characterizes not only the workers in Lower Manhattan but also the quarriers and marble fabricators in Italy.
There was a palpable anger at not only what happened to Freddie Gray, but what's been going on across America for decades.
And whether the prison sprawls over thousands of acres like the penitentiary farms of the Deep South, or compresses its convicts on tight tiers, the air within holds a particular density, a palpable weight created not only by the crimes the inmates have committed but also by the ownership we have taken of the convicts, whether we acknowledge it or not.
Nevertheless, US has been well established as an excellent tool for interrogating all palpable breast lumps, not only to distinguish solid from cystic lesions, thus helping characterize benign from malignant features, but also to exclude the presence of malignancy in the setting of negative mammogram findings.
And as Allison, Jayson's mother, Alysia Reiner (who reappears as two other characters) exuded strength and interest, making palpable the idea that not only her child but also her whole family had lost in her a force that kept them going.
This time I am presuming that those of you reading this who are white and who enjoy many of the same privileges and freedoms I have enjoyed by the sheer lottery of birth feel a palpable sense of unease by not only the killing of Michael Brown but the open wound of racism and inequality that was reopened when Ferguson became a hashtag.
All the scenes were shot at temperatures ranging from 28 below to 40 below, "making every crystalline mouthful of air not only visible, but palpable," he said.
Tosar makes his conflict not only credible but palpable.
These types of conditions not only posed a palpable risk to community nurses' WHS, but also put them under pressure when service delivery had been compromised due to road closure and alternative longer routes were required to see clients.
