Sentence examples for less palpable from inspiring English sources
Less obvious, but no less palpable, was the changed mood of the travelers.
The novel insists that Luther's sense of mission is no less palpable than that felt by his victim, Gus Voorhees.
Macfadyen talks about all this with real passion, but he thinks the IfF group's biggest achievements are less palpable.
Rather, it suggests the pain process may be initiated in ways scientists still don't understand, by things less palpable than losing a filling or stubbing a toe.
By contrast, many of the bankers and cybergeeks that Kampfner describes as today's super rich have far less palpable sources of wealth.
"You don't have the tension between religious and secular Jews that you feel in Jerusalem, and the political tension is less palpable".
It's something less tangible, yet somehow more palpable: a magnetic field of serenity, coated with steel yet warm to the touch.
He was not helped by some ordinary bowling and idiot batting, but there was none the less a palpable sense of drift.
The new age of mature European assertiveness and leadership that is supposed to be the purpose of the Lisbon treaty was less than palpable.
On stage this becomes palpable, less dotty and more interesting.
The prelude had a breath and pulse less perceptible than palpable; in the fugue Mr. Denk deftly calibrated his dynamic intensity across the work's full span.
