visceral

The arias and duets, which are almost always slowly paced and formless, lack that visceral, theatrical punch and do not musically distinguish one character from another.

“Glaciers are touchstones between the past and the present, and it’s just so visceral when you can see how it used to be and how it is today,” Jones said.

It's about as coherent as any pop concert narrative - ie not very - but Gaga's visceral commitment makes it soar.

Most of Sami's other paintings are also striking and huge, and give a visceral sense of the aftermath of destruction without actually including any people or identifying which battlefield they intend to show.

"I think the fact that the party is discussing this after 20 years of visceral opposition to any ID is actually a step forward."