Sentence examples for despite the palpable from inspiring English sources

Despite the palpable fear, "it felt so good".

I want the incredible arts culture of the UK to continue to thrive, despite the palpable lack of support from government.

Such patients also frequently believe that nothing is wrong with them, despite the palpable evidence to the contrary as evinced by their confused or bizarre behaviour.

The non-striker shuffled across to ensure he wasn't blocking Thomson's – rather short – path to the ball, and looked up to see Boycott almost at his end despite the palpable lack of an available run.

The Pope was left empty handed despite the palpable excitement in the Vatican, according to one eyewitness in the press room there: "If the density of waiting journalists per square metre is anything to go by, Francis is a shoo-in".

Despite the palpable sense of momentum, it's tough to see this playing out as electoral college foes might like.

Despite the current palpable change here, there is a sense of a humble past in this high-up neighborhood.

In particular, the Metropolitan police were let off the hook despite palpable failures in investigating and bringing the case to court.

And it's so, almost painfully obvious that the older-school model, despite palpable buzz in the tent emitting from journos who hold the game dearly, that Modern Warfare just isn't very modern at all, nowadays.

The Westminster Choir gave an outstanding performance, backed up by Mr. Villaume in the pit, who led the Spoleto Festival Orchestra to a very credible showing despite their palpable weaknesses, particularly in the brass section.

Despite palpable concern in the Pentagon, the growing threat has barely rated a mention in the presidential debate over military policy, probably since there are no obvious, eye-catching solutions.