A loving portrait, by a distinguished book editor, of her father, the theologian Reinhold Niebuhr (author of the famous prayer), and the friends and family, mainly social and religious progressives, who once spent their summers in an idyllic nowhere village in northwestern Massachusetts, a place whose sweetness Sifton renders palpable.
When our Constitution was formed, the same idea was rendered more palpable, for there we find provision made for that very class of persons as property; they were not put upon the footing of equality with white men-not even upon that of paupers and convicts; but, so.
In the latter, Giorgione reveals the Venetians' love of textures, for he carefully renders almost palpable the appearance of flesh, fabric, wood, stone, and foliage.
It renders viscerally palpable the heartbreaking moment when Jesus, surrounded by followers and abusers, collapses under the weight of his rough cross.
Secure in all but her most stratospheric vaults, Ms. Gutierrez went straight to the heart of what makes bel canto repertory work: beautiful sound and inventive embellishment, made to render emotion palpable.
Even if Don Quixote, once described as "the great pattern book of fiction", resists total adaptation, it is here rendered with a palpable and infectious love and loyalty.
The pain in her soul, as in Masha's, is palpable and rendered with genuine longing.
In the film, Tick's ambivalence and fear were palpable; here it's rendered with a sappy songfest that cheapens the experience.
The palpable effect of living in perpetual crisis is bruisingly rendered here; it's a production that succeeds in stringing itself taut and that, even now, makes O'Casey's angry howl vibrate with credibility (2 15).
The palpable effects of living in perpetual crisis is bruisingly rendered here; it's a production that succeeds in stringing itself taut and that even now, maybe especially now, makes O'Casey's angry howl vibrate with credibility.
