On the other hand, if it wasn't Flight 447, Purcell knew the disappointment would be palpable.
The hypocrisy would be palpable.
Her absence from the stage would be palpable.
The risks, as Elizabeth Taylor might have told her, would be palpable, but the rewards might even be a genuine crack at that long-awaited second Oscar.
To be fair though only the quattro wagon would offer the same kind of performance as the BMW, because the 1.8T has front-wheel, not four-wheel drive and the handling difference would be palpable.
The outrage would be palpable.
Screening was annual, and therefore it is to be expected that in programmes with less frequent screening (for example, every two or three years) the proportion of invasive cancers detected in the mammography arm that would be palpable would be even higher.
But Algirdas Semeta, European Commissioner for tax affairs, begs to differ, telling the BBC with palpable restraint that "it would be difficult...to agree that the spirit of the law is fully respected", when examining the "aggressive" tax avoidance schemes adopted by the likes of Apple and other multinationals.
A record that brought everyone and every voice together made absolute sense to me, but, I just didn't think it would be acceptable, or even palpable to others.
My digital discomfort was just as palpable as it would be if I were experiencing this world in three dimensions.
