Sentence examples for palpable quality from inspiring English sources

That is to say, when it comes to antiques nothing counts more than the immediately palpable quality of the thing itself -- its beauty or inventiveness of design, its craft or striking originality.

Small differences affect taste, yet most people notice only "the grosser and more palpable qualities of the object" (SOT, 278).

Reading magazines — and newspapers for that matter — is becoming a niche activity, and it behooves the industry to reward its true fans with palpable, physical quality.

I have no direct knowledge of what kind of job he did running the place, but his passion for it was palpable, and if the quality of the newspaper I read every morning was any indication he must have been doing an awful lot right.

I think the most important factors, although the least palpable ones, are the quality of leadership that frames national challenges, that galvanizes the country to action, which also leads to the issue of ethos.

As we gear up for hopefully another 20 years of 3D Nintendo gaming with more NX details to come this year, we can only hope the palpable passion and eternal quality of Super Mario 64 is still a source of inspiration and aspiration for developers.

These are excellent films by first-rank directors, but what made them so soul-satisfying was a quality of intimacy, palpable and immediate.

The quality of his attention is palpable.

Skarsgård gives River his lost quality, but cuts through it with a palpable strength.

Its quality, even before M2's additions, is palpable.

It's palpable in the visual beauty of the land, the quality of air and ocean, and the interplay of natural elements that invigorate, relax, and rejuvenate.