Sentence examples for more palpable in from inspiring English sources

Her cheerleading aura, of someone fighting against the odds and winning, was even more palpable in this solo concert.

The mood of melancholic realism (not to mention cynicism) is still more palpable in Washington.Legislators are listening to their constituents.

There was a sense — all the more palpable in such a remote and empty place — of something gathering.

Thirty-five years later, "Network" remains an incendiary if influential film, and its screenplay is still admired as much for its predictive accuracy as for its vehemence: a relentless sense of purpose that is even more palpable in the files Chayefsky left behind upon his death in 1981.

This liberation is even more palpable in filmmaker Eran Amir's latest pursuit, Virtual Reality Cinemagraphs.

This distance became more palpable in 2014 when Sanchez was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, a disorder with no clear cause and therefore no clear treatment plan.

Nowhere in the world is such interest more palpable than in the Horn of Africa Region, comprising Ethiopia, Somalia, Eritrea, Djibouti, Kenya and Sudan.

But nowhere is panic over renting more palpable than in the Hamptons.

The show's departure from Hollywood formulas may be nowhere more palpable than in its routine use of non-actors to fill the minor roles.

The desire to control not only an event but the image of an event may seem vaguely Orwellian; but the image of an event, and nothing more palpable, is, in fact, what the sports business sells.

An analysis of all that money — at least $7.5 billion disbursed so far — helps explain why such a seeming bounty is not more palpable here in the eviscerated capital city, where the world's chief accomplishment is to have finally cleared away most of the rubble.