Sentence examples for far more palpable from inspiring English sources
But fear, I quickly discovered, was far more palpable outside Israel than in it.
Gov. Tom Ridge of Pennsylvania, a Republican, said the intensity within his party was far more palpable than four years ago.
In that spot the sense of grandeur is far more palpable than on the pedestrian walkway, which within a few moments can seem as routine as a glass-bottom boat in the Caribbean.
The neighbourhoods on this side are decidedly scruffier, with the poverty far more palpable and unsettling.
Twelve years later, Linden Jay and Fabienne have reworked your favorite ode to lady masturbation into something far more palpable.
Preserving the palpable lie of unity is far more important than policy.
Among those who have watched Mr. Putin's Russia far more suspiciously, the "told you so" tone is palpable.
Far more often it is asked earnestly and with palpable empathy.
O.K., it's not sculpture, but it is consistent with the conviction, palpable in all three shows here, that art is far more a matter of imagination and ingenuity than of materials and money.
The film, adapted by Mira Nair from the novel by Jhumpa Lahiri, "conveys a palpable sense of people as living, breathing creatures who are far more complex than their words might indicate," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
He's far from normal, but on the streets of middle America Theroux possesses an even more palpable sense of authority derived from class and education status, as well as his exotic nationality.
