Sentence examples for are still palpable from inspiring English sources

Its effects are still palpable.

A very long time ago, Louisiana was a rich state, but that was thanks to a Faustian bargain with slavery whose effects are still palpable; the American democratic miracle never truly took hold there.

While her and her father's book addresses the individual necessity and pursuit of forgiveness, Mpho says it is also a fundamental part of the future of South Africa, the country she still lives in, and said there are still palpable resentments that need to be addressed.

In a swath of the capital where the left-leaning politics are best described as "colourful" (Labour MP Oona King was defeated by Respect's George Galloway in 2005, Labour's Rushanara Ali won it back in 2010), around two years after Rahman's inauguration the tensions are still palpable.

But their anxiety was still palpable.

Certainly, the past is still palpable here.

The psychological impact is still palpable.

Even now, the feeling of remoteness was still palpable.

IN THE corridors of the blue-tinted building on the East River, the shock is still palpable.

Yet, their political influence is still palpable, though under the surface.

That said, there was still palpable shock when the red card was brandished.