Sentence examples for more palpable for from inspiring English sources
"It wasn't much of an increase for Peltz, but it's slightly more palpable for investors.
When we get to weave the energy of our spirit, which is pure love, into the fabric of our society, true freedom becomes more palpable for all.
You talked about a more mature Sho learned how to taper your frustrations and present them in a way that is more palpable for the audience.
When our Constitution was formed, the same idea was rendered more palpable, for there we find provision made for that very class of persons as property; they were not put upon the footing of equality with white men-not even upon that of paupers and convicts; but, so.
A flag is abstract — a turban, as something worn on the body, is much more concrete and it therefore poses a more palpable symbol for angry young men looking for someone to target.
The wind seems to have gone out of the sails of the Man of Steel series in spite of the addition of a new Batman, and there's a more palpable anticipation for Suicide Squad (which arrives later in the year).
This is not the way the Haggadah reads today, however: the tension is more palpable and vexing for Israelis — and, increasingly, for American Jews.
A flag is abstract -- a turban, as something worn on the body, is much more concrete and it therefore poses a more palpable (more personal?) symbol for angry young men looking for someone to target.
A moment of homoeroticism between two male characters serves only to remind of the lesbian content that's gone missing – and it's a shame, for exorcising the sexual energy from the characters denies potential for a more palpable experience of an already disturbing tale.
In the haunting images of men and women cautiously venturing outside, their bodies melting into the mist, he offers a stronger, more palpable sense of what it means for human beings to be truly frightened than he does with any of the dialogue.
