The silent Super-8 footage has been given a soundtrack of old Shaggs music, but with the sound turned off it takes on an even more palpable, David Lynchian sort of wildness.
It is Ms. Goldstein's achievement in this volume that she has managed that very difficult task of making palpable the sort of cerebral ardor possessed by scientists and thinkers working at the very height of their powers.
As directed by Mr. Butterworth's longtime (and invaluable) collaborator, Ian Rickson, "Jerusalem" sounded a lament for a certain, signally anarchic English spirit even as its furiously energized conclusion made palpable the sort of human spirit that isn't lightly snuffed out.
At the Wailing Wall, the same mood of disappointment, mixed with a reluctant acceptance that Jews and Arabs remain too far apart for any final peace, was palpable among the sort of young and middle-aged Jews, many of them in college or professional careers, who have formed much of Mr. Barak's constituency.
She wears no A for her adultery, but the context of history creates a palpable mark of another sort.
"I wanted it to be a traditional moral study, to have some sort of palpable precepts in it that children could understand.
Even then, her ruling expressed palpable discomfort with any sort of racial preference; she said racial considerations should be allowed on campuses for no more than the next twenty-five years.
They might be the warmest people in the world, who would lavish on their adopted child the sort of palpable love advertised in greeting cards and on the collars of stuffed puppies.
Bielat, a 37-year-old father of two, ran unsuccessfully against Frank in 2010, and his frustration at facing another Democratic icon of sorts was palpable.
Inside, you find angry, soon-to-be-unemployed staff, concerned residents and a sort of muted, but palpable, sense of calamity.
There was a palpable distaste for popular culture of any sort and, in a way, for the public.
