Sentence examples for its palpable from inspiring English sources

In so doing, Mr. Ferguson reproduces one prominent feature of the Vietnam-era American policy debate: its palpable air of unreality as it advocates a policy based on unacceptable, incapacitating and entirely foreseeable human costs.

I feel it had a hard life — neglected by the tech elite for its palpable lack of panache, and feared by the public as a phone for nerds, it was unfairly maligned yet loved by those who took the chance.

"I was surprised by its palpable energy and its fantastic music".

This first chapter, with its palpable longing for terrestrial sensation, may work for some readers.

With its palpable melancholy and infinite sadness, Beginners is no story of teenage angst manifested weirdly.

Now, the tech industry is holding its palpable impact on local economies over the heads of local leaders.

In Wilson's plays, the white world is a major character that remains almost entirely offstage; nonetheless, its presence is palpable — its rules, its standards, its ownership are always pressing in on the black world and changing the flow of things.

The movie's story and its backstory converge, rendering the cruelty that went into its production palpable in the viewing.

Tropical deforestation is the second biggest cause of climate change, and its most palpable symptom is retreating glaciers.

Antonio Tabucchi, a distinguished Italian novelist whose work, with its almost palpable sympathy for the oppressed, became a standard held aloft by opponents of the right-wing government of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, died on March 25 in Lisbon.

The Christian image of the human being has an essentially corporeal aspect that is based in the idea of the incarnation and finds its most palpable expression in the idea of the resurrection.