Sentence examples similar to most palpable aspects from inspiring English sources
The Christian image of the human being has an essentially corporeal aspect that is based in the idea of the incarnation and finds its most palpable expression in the idea of the resurrection.
The disappointment in the president seems most palpable.
But the anxieties are most palpable among Westerners.
It is in football that the discomfort seems most palpable.
In fact, the class divide in the black community is now seen by some as a permanent aspect of our existence.' The sense that the ghetto is now a place of no escape is most palpable when Gates wanders around the Ida B Wells housing project in Chicago, visibly shocked by its desolation.
The acceptance of refugees from Indochina was the most palpable evidence of the new policy.
His most palpable legacy may be that he has taught the poor to demand more.
The anxiety, of course, is most palpable in New York and Washington and other big cities.
The borough's most palpable piece of potential legacy has endured many vicissitudes.
In New Mexico it is likely the most palpable, omnipresent participant in the waking life.
The return home from the front is the most palpable symbol of war's end.
