Sentence examples for is only palpable from inspiring English sources

If Conrad's great master, Henry James, was right when he said that the novel should press down on "the present palpable intimate" (he used the triad to distinguish the role of the living novel from that of the historical novel), then Mitchell's new book is only palpable — a strange swerve from a writer whose previous book, "Black Swan Green," was a flying "present-palpable-intimate" troika.

There is only darkness, and silence so palpable, it is like a high-pitched scream.

However, when the same vaccine is administered to a mouse in a more advanced stage of microscopic lesions, the appearance of palpable tumors is only slightly delayed.

The classic triad of Virchow (flank pain, hematuria and a palpable abdominal mass) is only seen in approximately 9% of newly diagnosed patients.

A painting's "tactile values", as Berenson called them, are only too palpable when Jones appraises the mammaries of Titian's models or the "bulging codpiece" of a figure in Giorgione.

The shift is palpable, even if it is only in its early stages.

You'll begin to create from the inside out, making visible what only you could see before, bringing into being what was previously only palpable to you.

There was only oneexception: a palpable tumor and ductal hyperplasia were found in the same animal.

"This may be the only palpable recognition they have gotten," Ms. Millerand said.

These tensions are only going to get more palpable if corporate power waxes unchecked and if, as the French economist Thomas Piketty has recently insisted, income inequality continues to increase in the decades to come.

While the tumors in PBS-treated mice underwent progressive growth with average volumes reaching 368 mm by day 50, palpable tumors were only just evident in the ImmTAC-NYE-treated mice at this time point (Fig.  4c; p < 0.001).