Sentence examples for is palpable when from inspiring English sources

But the frost is palpable when some villagers grill Donna and Louise on their IVF plans.

This hunger for leadership is palpable when compared with the way Rowan Williams was regarded.

The relief is palpable when nobody answers and he can slot a leaflet through the letterbox.

The excitement, fear and awe the Wright brothers must have felt is palpable when you're up in the air.

The air of expectation is palpable when he walks to the crease, frisson added by the knowledge that South Africa want his wicket above any other and that he in turn craves runs against them.

This loss is palpable when American medical trainees go to hospitals and clinics abroad with few resources: it can be quite humbling to see doctors in Africa and South America detect fluid around patients' lungs not with X-rays but by percussing the chest with their fingers and listening with their stethoscopes.

Meanwhile, the sense that you've ventured appealingly off-piste is palpable when watching Tokyo's Trippple Nippples: three female vocalists in facepaint and body-stockings adorned with the kind of crudely drawn penises that usually appear on posters in the London Underground.

Asked about his Down glory years, McGrath's pride is palpable when he recalls being a key part of the epic Ulster Championship clash between the Mourne men and then All-Ireland champions Derry in 1994.