Sentence examples for more palpable than from inspiring English sources

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

More palpable than the anger over the raid was the sadness at Ms. Spruill's death.

New York state history doesn't get a lot more palpable than this.

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

So that inside-outside feel will be even more palpable than when the garden opened in 1939.

On "Chocolate Starfish," Mr. Durst's self-consciousness is even more palpable than that of the Pumpkins frontman, Billy Corgan.

The show, with its range of characters and virtual lack of costumes or props (the lighting, by Ken Billington, is a more palpable presence than any set) is a hugely demanding one, verbally and physically.

"Paris," in which the City of Light is a more palpable presence than the characters whose lives casually intersect, may not be the most artistically substantial film in the series — that distinction belongs to Claude Miller's post-Holocaust drama, "A Secret" ("Un Secret") — but it is the most purely entertaining.

Patients undergoing a preoperative biopsy had larger (mean difference 2.87 mm) and more palpable tumours than the control group.

The gritty no-slip texture of the front slope of an Abrams tank, which I have not felt in more than a decade, is more palpable to me than the wooden handle of the skillet with which I made dinner last night.

But fear, I quickly discovered, was far more palpable outside Israel than in it.