Sentence examples for more palpable because from inspiring English sources

The joy in a song like "A Felicidade" ("Happiness"), from the movie "Black Orpheus," is all the more palpable because of the realization that it is evanescent.

Here the melancholy longing for the past is even more palpable, not least because the piece hangs in the Victoria and Albert Museum.

These days, the intimacy we feel with celebrities is more palpable than ever because of social media, Klemanski tells me.

When she's not the better artist her mediocrity remains more palpable than West's genius, simply because his audacious blackness seemingly overshadows his talent, while her whiteness keeps her immune from publicly acknowledged failure.

Out in Wallacedene, though, the fear is more palpable.

There are towns where the tension is more palpable.

"The offense ought to be more palpable," he said.

Burlington City's boomlet-by-train is even more palpable.

The more palpable loss is tonal: Chowder's authority.

The Gore campaign feels it has a more palpable advantage.

That makes their fear all the more palpable.