"Somehow, the distance of time becomes a palpably present experience, [confronting us with] the fact that we are all older versions of our younger selves".
At the other end was the priestly school whose memory of the Holy of Holies in Jerusalem told them that man could indeed stand in the presence of God.Under the stimulus of exile, the followers of the priestly school were led to the intuition that if God could be palpably present in one particular place, his presence could be experienced in other places.
In an interview with Dazed magazine, Kelela relates some of the challenges her growing fame has presented her with, notably her relationship with the fashion world, citing what she calls her "Dave Chapelle crisis," which she describes to Dazed as: "a lot of that experience is palpably related to me being a brown-skinned woman with locks who sings R&B," she says.
But here were musicians palpably engaged in a collective experience, instincts afire, emboldened by their conductor to play with character, urgency and risk.
The play, Womberang, was set in a gynaecological waiting-room, was palpably the fruit of long experience and was uproariously funny.
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I've never been someone who sees a "short" video game as representing poor value for money – if I've had an absolutely glorious, genuinely moving, or palpably perplexing time with an interactive experience, hands on pad and brain engaged, then whatever the price, it's been worth it.
Minds, you see, had been palpably warped.
Customer experience is directly related to employee experience, and the CEO has an influential role in palpably shaping that.
The New Museum also palpably credits viewers with a will and a right to uncoerced experience.
More palpably than in the comics, her persona in the Netflix show is informed by these experiences.
