Sentence examples for palpably present from inspiring English sources
No, Mr. Jackman is palpably present and in his own skin.
But what Ms. Lee evoked as a wistful faraway vision of contentment, Ms. Midler makes palpably present.
The Enron-Houston link was palpably present in the same way that there was an intensity of feeling in Oklahoma City in the McVeigh case".
His was the darkness more palpably present when she blew her own lamp out.' Perhaps too much has been written by and about Byron to allow the contemporary novelist much room to reimagine him from within.
But the Guernsey of Victor Hugo — a place of quiet contemplation, vigorous cliff walks and seductive swimming bays — is still palpably present, as are elements of the writer's life on the isle.
These transfixing moments occur when Mr Bowie feels most palpably present – that is, when one of the show's carefully stylized performers delivers a distinctly Bowie number in a distinctly Bowie style.
Morphology was studied because it was the material believed to be the most favorable for the elucidation of the problems of evolution, and we all thought that in embryology the quintessence of morphological truth was most palpably presented.
Reminiscing on his career, Bateson commented that Morphology was studied because it was the material believed to be the most favorable for the elucidation of the problems of evolution, and we all thought that in embryology the quintessence of morphological truth was most palpably presented.
But the mood of abjection is ever present, most palpably at the car dealership, where bosses and colleagues ritually seek to debase one another as if in rehearsal for a community-theater production of "Glengarry Glen Ross".
Petruzelka et al (ICE abs [b]) described a patient who chose not to receive chemotherapy as first-line treatment: a 64-year-old male exsmoker who presented with palpably enlarged lymph nodes in the right supraclavicular area.
The outer world is present but is palpably kept at bay. "I always have my own space," she insisted.
