Sentence examples for palpable thought from inspiring English sources

But, for all the palpable thought that has gone into this production, I missed much of the play's primal excitement and found myself echoing Gertrude's plea to Polonius for "more matter, with less art".

He is the poet of living minds and palpable thoughts, of inner dramas and outer beauty, of enigmatic figures in landscapes where the sun's dying rays glimmer gold above distant blue towns, all painted with extraordinary softness and mystery.

If festooning the major shopping area of Fifth Avenue with chandeliers suspended from wires is witty but not likely to happen, the idea of complementing the Arch at Washington Square Park, where Fifth Avenue begins, with a similar arch dedicated to Marcus Garvey, at 110th Street at Fifth Avenue, is another of Ms. Adams's palpable spurs to thought.

The antagonism between faith and reason is immediately palpable in the thought of Judah's father, who constantly tried to uphold traditional Jewish belief against what he considered to be the onslaught of philosophical radicalism.

The sheer energy was palpable; the amount of thought that the designer had put into creating the collection, down to the smallest safety pin, showed her continual growth.

Ultimately, however, and in spite of all the aforementioned factors, the influence of Crescas on Jewish thought is palpable.

It was a blow, a palpable hit, and my first thought was that the Toyota guy had followed us in order to exact some sort of twisted revenge for an incident that never happened, that was less than nothing the girl hadn't got in our car, had she?—but then I felt whatever it was skew off me and drop into the wet high grass with an audible thump.

My body tensed, but even with the palpable sense of looming violence, the only thought racing through my head was: where is my left shoe?

The fear is palpable among senators that disclosing even their thoughts on the subject could damage careers if power lobbyists and angry constituents were to get early wind via Washington's relentless leak machine.

The mere thought of Mother's Day filled me with palpable anxiety from the tips of my hair all the way down to my toes.

Palpable nonsense.