Sentence examples for most palpable was from inspiring English sources

The category in which improvement was most palpable was in the cleanliness and safety of the "shoreline," the actual strips of sand.

Many credit Mr. Oliver's particular aesthetic cocktail as having served as a style guide for some of men's wear's biggest voices — the most palpable being ASAP Rocky.

Most palpable is the queasy drift of Abby's ethics and the sense that her escape is a fragile, even illusory one, though that itself seems partly to result from the slight aridness of many of the film's sex scenes.

In Taipei and Hong Kong, where the post-election relief was most palpable, shares were up 9percent and 33 percent, respectively, from March 22 through Wednesday.

What was most palpable to me was the sheer difference in energy.

Tropical deforestation is the second biggest cause of climate change, and its most palpable symptom is retreating glaciers.

[Another] one of the most palpable examples is in the area of voting and the way in which black and brown voters have been villainized under a myth of voter fraud that has been used to limit the right to vote.

One of the most palpable cases is Haiti.

One of the most palpable examples is in the correlation between one's body size and one's spiritual intimacy with God.

One of the most palpable lessons is the diversity of actors involved in policy and practice and both the importance and complexity of on-going and continuous communication with all actors.

Like Don Draper on a drug-fueled weekend in Vegas or Tony Soprano on an average afternoon at the Bada Bing, Baratheon has a gruffness that only thinly conceals his despair, and his dissatisfaction and longing are most palpable when he's gamely mimicking the indulgences of his glory days.