Sentence examples for is palpable that from inspiring English sources

"There's an energy, a vibrancy, that is palpable, that you can feel almost when you step off the plane here," he said.

But concern is palpable that the unmasking of former Chancellor Helmut Kohl's Christian Democrats as a party with contempt for the law could shake the relatively shallow roots of German democracy.

Regarding, the overall growth and toxin production in the tested laboratory media, it is palpable that the viable counts of B. sphaericus strains varied according to growing medium, P medium had the highest viable counts for all strains throughout the cultivation time (Figure 9).

However, it is palpable that advocacy based on observational studies by the researchers on the inverse relation of MC and HIV prevalence was insufficient to persuade WHO and UNAIDS to recommend it to countries.

The irony was palpable: that rendezvous at the diner on Cross Bay Boulevard in Queens seemed impossibly long ago now that the two are seated feet from each other in a courtroom.

There is also camaraderie — an esprit de corps — that is palpable at V.A. hospitals.

There's a certain comfort that is palpable, at least to me when you hear the record.

The excitement of the migrants is palpable at the prospect that they would soon be taken to Italy.

The manner of the man must have been palpable at that great distance, because even without my glasses, he was absolutely unmistakable, all careful coif, and refined detachment.

Among policy makers and analysts, nervousness was palpable that there could  be dire consequences that are impossible to predict.

"We would shoot takes where our characters were more amicable and others where it was palpable that she hated me, and I hated her".