Unlike the majority of actors, her characters live palpably behind her eyes.
Until recently, however, few who have studied the school's history, including me — I run the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation and wrote a book called "The Bauhaus Group" — have been aware of how palpably its influence lived on in the Third Reich.
Like the flower-in-a-gun-barrel revolution that lives palpably on St. Marks Place for anyone who remembers it and in a more ghostly sense for anyone who doesn't, Ionesco's story of an elderly monarch of a fraying kingdom facing his demise remains both hilariously and grimly effective.
The focus is palpably on Hester Collyer, a judge's wife who has sacrificed ease and comfort to live with Freddie Page, a boyish war hero who cannot meet her emotional needs and who has no place in the modern world.
It will palpably not be an exhibition match.
Not since "Y Tu Mamá También" has a movie so palpably captured the down-to-earth, flesh-and-blood reality of high-spirited people living their lives without self-consciousness.
He lived what he wrote and over time broke free, too, developing a deeply personal, palpably handmade style in diary films in which the past jostled against the present and the thrum of everyday life became an occasion for ecstatic reverie.
In other words, how can canvassers persuade voters that their lives will palpably improve if they vote Tory?
What might seem to many economists to be "mere" transfers of jobs can still palpably change real people's lives by affecting their wage earnings, physical health, and psychological well-being (e.g., Moyle and Parkes 1999).
That would be palpably unjust.
They already appeared to be palpably overtaken by the drama.
