Sentence examples for palpable order from inspiring English sources

In many tragedies — certainly in the plays of Aeschylus and Sophocles — the gods are indeed all-knowing, are pulling the strings unbeknownst to the mortals whose lives they control: works like the "Oresteia" or the "Oedipus" (whose hero learns, to his horror, that he cannot escape the "plot" the gods have written for him) seem to confirm an invisible but palpable order in things.

Alan Gilbert, making his first outing as an opera conductor in New York, conducted with palpable authority, imposing order on some fiendishly tricky rhythmic passages while leaving space for the Met musicians to shine.

"The weakness rather than the strength of states" had become "a palpable threat to global order", it noted.

This last sentiment is visible in several films that came out in 2016: works with ostensibly right-on politics that nevertheless betrayed a queasiness towards the modern world, towards minorities and women; films in which a fear of a new world order is palpable.

Sixth, experiments such as the present study cannot completely exclude skin motion; therefore, we affixed the acromion sensor to an area where the bone protrusion was as palpable as possible, in order to minimize this motion at that site.

The purpose of this study is to validate 125I seed localisation guided by freehand SPECT in patients with non-palpable breast cancer in order to facilitate 99mTc-nanocolloid injections.

A new order becomes subtly palpable as you wander through the apparent chaos of the markets on Calle /Rodr$4$$)iguez/, Avenidas Tumusla or Buenos Aires, or the wildly congested streets of Pedrode la Gasca, Vicente Ochoa and Max Paredes.

In addition to admiration for Trump, there was a palpable joy that the existing order was being turned on its head.

In other words, using a Riemann solver with sub-structure produces a very palpable improvement in second and third order schemes.

In the late Middle Ages, the sense of crisis was palpable, and even the Roman Church recognized that reforms were in order.

There's palpable fear among some who hear its description, as if ordering the beef tongue stew would be too beastly a break from the First World diet.