Sentence examples for is less palpable from inspiring English sources

"You don't have the tension between religious and secular Jews that you feel in Jerusalem, and the political tension is less palpable".

They are, after all, of the same flesh and blood and of the same past, which is less palpable but just as powerful.

Macfadyen talks about all this with real passion, but he thinks the IfF group's biggest achievements are less palpable.

His intention may have been moral, but his characters' amorality was exciting to watch, and his desire to arouse loathing of war and violence is less evident than his palpable enthusiasm for filming them.

The 6-week sacrifice time was chosen for the immunohistochemical studies to represent the period of premalignancy, because the incidence of palpable tumors is less than 20% for all experimental groups at that time.

The new age of mature European assertiveness and leadership that is supposed to be the purpose of the Lisbon treaty was less than palpable.

But the grief and anguish they feel is no less palpable than that felt by the families of untold numbers of others who have senselessly suffered and died preventable deaths in American jails.

Their grief was no less palpable, their heartbreak no less obvious than Smith's, but their words were controlled and respectful of all parties involved in the dialogue.

However, such suffering at one remove is in general less palpable, and more able to be resisted and subjected to rational control; after all, it is not my body that is being electrocuted, my life that is being threatened, or my uncontrollable extreme fear of rats that is being experienced.

But alongside them are bigger, but less palpable, failures, both on the economy and in politics.The troubled world economy and the end of the great commodity boom (see article) have hurt Brazil.

Less obvious, but no less palpable, was the changed mood of the travelers.