Sentence examples for feel palpable from inspiring English sources

The song was "Surgeon," with lyrics inspired by an entry in Marilyn Monroe's diary, and St . Vincentmade its queasy hunger feel palpable, even, somehow, during the mounting vulgarity of the synth-guitar solo that she used as a coda.

Mr. Canin manages to make Corey's affectionate relationship with his parents believable and often touching, and he also succeeds, for the most part, in making Corey's middle-aged ruminations feel palpable and real.

All this may sound awfully precious or silly, but Ms. Spiotta knows her characters so well and knows the worlds that Nik inhabits so well — both the real music world in Los Angeles in the 1970s and the elaborate Walter Mitty world he has constructed in his head — that she somehow manages to make it feel palpable and haunting.

The most incendiary, fantastic parts of Seasons 1 and 2 made their emotional states and their bond feel palpable and alive.

The suburban scenes could tip over into overwrought satire quite easily, but they remain on the right side of the reality-parody divide because Bruun and Maslany make the couple's perky, twisted bond feel palpable and real.

The air feels palpable, anticipatory.

■ Guardian staff sorrow when Ian Traynor died felt palpable.

His ache for time lost with his daughters feels palpable.

Here on Main Street, the art of suffocating needed reform by Congress felt palpable.

Freedom, reflected in the street's diversity and daily ease, felt palpable.

Dr Kitty Mohan, co-chair of the BMA's Junior Doctors Committee, told The Independent that the doctors felt "palpable anger and frustration" over the plans.