Sentence examples for palpable world from inspiring English sources

Each of these is an exploration not just of the fantasias but of the palpable world in which such fantasies have always been so popular.

There was the palpable world of country roads and cocktails in the garden, and the fantastic world of stories that sprang from her father's "delicious imagination".

Arguing for real human emotions and aspirations in the novel, a full modeling of characters and a palpable world for them to inhabit, he has dismissed many admired contemporary American novelists for metafictional and other forms of authorial self-consciousness.

Besides, as with all of Alexander's writings, "The Nature of Order" is so firmly grounded in the visual, palpable world that it can never be accused of drifting off into cloud-cuckoo-land.

Now I know why I felt that Tolkien ushered me into a world that had palpable existence, and why, when I visited Wales as a teenager, the street signs and village names felt so familiar.

Still, the real appeal of Mr. Turow's legal thrillers has always resided in his ability to create complex, conflicted characters, and to make palpable the world of the law: how the system works and doesn't work, how lawyers use and abuse it.

The world he offered in his performances had a palpable humanity.

But Lipa's industrious workrate and gruelling tour schedule (including a stint supporting Coldplay) have clearly brought palpable real-world benefits.

And Michael Surabian creates a Fluellen who is a gloomy, tolerant veteran of almost palpable courage in world of weary combatants.

I treasure the religious thinkers of all faiths who teach that God's presence is made palpable in the world when believers do good in God's name.

Shaped by Mr. Muti's wise, stylish guidance, the result was a rendition of palpable commitment and world-class finesse.