Sentence examples for in a palpable from inspiring English sources

Such alternative outcomes are articulated in a palpable sense of marginalisation among Ukip supporters on the streets of Margate.

Even as the sea of big fish churns around him, he exists in a palpable, awful isolation.

The crevasse is set away from the falls, leaving it in a palpable quiet that invites contemplation.

In particular, the introductions to both parts betray a much more generous sense of lyricism, enveloped in a palpable sense of mystery.

As the news sinks in, a palpable sense of shock is settling over much of America of the sort normally reserved for the day after major natural disasters.

So you have in a palpable way, and with wry flair ("things are always confusing in Yemen"), captured the feverish atmosphere now reigning in the international newsroom.

To me, it represents safety and care, in such a palpable way that my body relaxes, and I feel giddy.

Ever since BBC Autos' recent muddy mingle with Land Rover in Kentucky, a palpable craving for off-road adventure has coursed through our ranks.

Consider violence in sports -- a palpable concern in this country in the midst of mounting alarm over football concussions (an issue relevant to soccer players, too).

The combined effect of the crises in Libya and Japan created a palpable sense in Berlin this week of a German establishment unnerved.

Ms. Cornish (the young Australian actress who was so gripping in "Somersault") exudes a palpable discomfort in her confusing, underwritten role.