Sentence examples for extraordinarily palpable from inspiring English sources

In the edition I've quoted, the placing of the endearment after the caesura in the first line of the couplet ("Dear my love") makes the speaker's affection extraordinarily palpable, and the final line about fathers and sons, which might have been slick in another context, now seems wistful and to allude to the speaker's fatherliness towards the young man.

The colors are vibrant, the soundtrack is extraordinarily catchy, and the history is palpable; the Enchanted Tiki Room opened in 1963 and was the first attraction to use audio-animatronics.

The Castro brothers themselves have always lived simply, but "Habana Libre", a recently published book about the lifestyles of the city's privileged caste of artists and musicians, included photographs of sons of Fidel and Che Guevara.Cubans are extraordinarily resilient, adaptable people, but their frustration is palpable.

Palpable nonsense.

Extraordinarily idiotic.

Extraordinarily so.

It's extraordinarily competitive.

This is extraordinarily hard.

"That's extraordinarily impressive".

An extraordinarily informative analysis.

Also extraordinarily pretty".