Sentence examples for more palpable since from inspiring English sources

Although Federer's sequence of Wimbledon titles began even before Nadal emerged as a leading player, his relief at switching from the surface on which he has never won a grand slam to Wimbledon's green carpet has become more palpable since the younger man started making Paris such purgatory for him.

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

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

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 Gore campaign feels it has a more palpable advantage.

That makes their fear all the more palpable.

NOWHERE is the opulence of Old Hollywood more palpable than on the Sony Pictures lot in Culver City.

With each speaker, frustration about Venezuela, Pakistan and Kazakhstan joining the Human Rights Council became more palpable.

The more palpable problem is the public relations issue the announcement creates for the Obama administration.