Sentence examples similar to even more palpable when from inspiring English sources

On "Chocolate Starfish," Mr. Durst's self-consciousness is even more palpable than that of the Pumpkins frontman, Billy Corgan.

That loss has become even more palpable as many of these highly leveraged deals unraveled when property values plummeted.

That frisky wordplay is still in evidence in "Somewhere Fun," but the looming sense of mortality is even more palpable.

Her cheerleading aura, of someone fighting against the odds and winning, was even more palpable in this solo concert.

9 45: An even more palpable hit from Mr Obama: Mr McCain likes to pretend the war started in 2007.

Here the melancholy longing for the past is even more palpable, not least because the piece hangs in the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Reports that Mourinho denounced certain of his players as "spoiled" at the hotel even before the game suggest the discord here has become even more palpable than it was in those final days at Chelsea.

The magnitude of such a realization and familiarity is more palpable when considering that the synthesized polymer is being utilized in manufacturing of biomedical devices.

And with that comment I feel an even more palpable burden, does the first lady think all the children are going to be straight?

Use restraint and the tension will be even more palpable if we suspect someone might boil over, but they don't.

This distance became more palpable in 2014 when Sanchez was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, a disorder with no clear cause and therefore no clear treatment plan.