Sentence examples for a palpable danger from inspiring English sources

Al Qaeda was a palpable danger.

But some dangerous warmth does seem to lurk below the show's surface -- "We are not here to change the world; we are here to make it a little more bearable," Mr. Foxworthy announces at the start -- and there's a palpable danger that it will become uplifting.

Some feel a palpable risk for Balkanization of the Internet.

It's a palpable risk.

Even when he smiles and fascinates, however, an air of palpable danger and menace surrounds him.

In a behind-the-scenes clip of the development process of taking a dramatic shot, the palpable danger of capturing the photos is unbelievable.

Katniss may not be in Kansas, but neither does she seem in palpable danger.

But in spite of the palpable danger and the blood spilled on both sides of the law, the series seems more like a sanitized catalog of arrests, an infomercial for various police fraternal orders, than a collection of true-crime stories.

You are putting Barack Obama in danger, real, palpable danger with your lies and innuendo.

The easy decisions are those that involve real, palpable danger on the ground.

These politicians would have us believe that our nation's women and girls are at risk, in palpable danger from this grave and pervasive threat.