Sentence examples for more than palpable from inspiring English sources

Walk around the villages of Emneth and Emneth Hungate and that fear is more than palpable.

The electricity is more than palpable on the single recording too, and Katie is eager to let us in on why she thinks the song is so special: "It's honest, homemade and real.

There's all the difference in the world – and it's more than palpable – between the sting of someone noting a weakness you missed and the pain of someone deciding to stab something witless into your personal sentences because they had, for example, a funny relationship with their dad.

The plot is fast and entertaining – the excitement of a city about to blow up like a barrel of gunpowder is more than palpable – and the period brought to life with visceral minutiae from London's stench to the spurt of a severed artery at a beheading.

As press and analysts, we get used to seeing top CEO's excited about a company's competitive prospects but whether it was in Michael's opening keynote or the follow-on sessions with top Dell Technologies execs, the strategic advantage of the company's now more tightly integrated and massive portfolio, was more than palpable.

His passion for what he does is more than palpable.

Again, this poem itself seems more contour than palpable form.

Non-palpable thyroid nodules are usually diagnosed by a neck echography carried out for various reasons and are 5-10 folds more common than palpable nodules.

That is to say, when it comes to antiques nothing counts more than the immediately palpable quality of the thing itself -- its beauty or inventiveness of design, its craft or striking originality.

It's rather odd that after reminiscing on fathers literally "giving away" their daughters and demonstrating more than a little palpable distaste for wearing a white dress (given its association with virginity), Gillard should think this version of traditional marriage has any role to play in contemporary society.

The owners call for an 18 game season is little more than blatant and palpable greed.