Sentence examples for a more palpable from inspiring English sources

The Gore campaign feels it has a more palpable advantage.

But a few miles away in the Daphne neighborhood, where dozens of shops were shuttered, there was a more palpable sense of concern.

Billed as something other than a fair, that's essentially what it is — albeit with fewer walls and a more palpable sense of rapport among participating galleries.

The wind seems to have gone out of the sails of the Man of Steel series in spite of the addition of a new Batman, and there's a more palpable anticipation for Suicide Squad (which arrives later in the year).

Even as she grows into womanhood, Bernadette continues to talk with, and be advised by, an imagined Clip, whose memory has a more palpable hold on her than any of the real people in her life.

A flag is abstract — a turban, as something worn on the body, is much more concrete and it therefore poses a more palpable symbol for angry young men looking for someone to target.

His version of the Nine Inch Nails song "Hurt," for example, from "American IV," is much more stirring than the original; when a man in his 70's surveys the "empire of dust" that is his life, it has a much more palpable sense of regret than when a man in his 30's expresses the same sentiment.

New York state history doesn't get a lot more palpable than this.

In the haunting images of men and women cautiously venturing outside, their bodies melting into the mist, he offers a stronger, more palpable sense of what it means for human beings to be truly frightened than he does with any of the dialogue.

If you're working in something like sales or PR where you're making the same pitch over and over again and dealing with a lot of the same questions, I can imagine the time saved is a lot more palpable.

These worlds caused me to think that my real time political actors were in a way more palpable.