Sentence examples for become more palpable from inspiring English sources
The way they try to control the environment has become more palpable.
"Once we cross the $4 threshold, the pain will become more palpable, and it is going to show up more noticeably in the reduction in future consumer spending," said Bernard Baumohl, the chief global economist for the Economic Outlook Group.
Although Federer's sequence of Wimbledon titles began even before Nadal emerged as a leading player, his relief at switching from the surface on which he has never won a grand slam to Wimbledon's green carpet has become more palpable since the younger man started making Paris such purgatory for him.
With each speaker, frustration about Venezuela, Pakistan and Kazakhstan joining the Human Rights Council became more palpable.
And with every bad result for neighbours Dortmund, Schalke's customary see-saw campaign becomes more palpable.
Without the narrative voice and the distance it provides, Carmen, with all of her overcharged sexuality, becomes more palpable and more dangerous.
Deep into each set, her resolve became more palpable and her tennis more implacable, a sign of promise in any player.
The pressure to veer from the $20.12 menu becomes more palpable at high-end places like Nougatine at Jean Georges, Café Boulud and Chanterelle.
The shadow, properly evoked, becomes more palpable than whatever may have cast it, and two examples -- one sublime, the other less so -- come to mind.
As our fifth anniversary draws near, the dread in which the ruling regime holds it becomes more palpable by the day.
