Sentence examples for much palpable from inspiring English sources

Decline is not so much palpable in this city as irrefutable.

And for all the famous discernment of these taste makers, one didn't feel much palpable reaction among them.

The fundamental items that fill the metaphysical world are one and all theoretical; they are not so much palpable realities as artificial constructs.

He often plays with his head down, pumping away at a beat that may not change for minutes at a time but generates so much palpable heat that it seems insulting to point out how precise it is.

The promise of phylogenomics is still very much palpable and (to paraphrase Mark Twain) reports of its 'demise' [ 17, 18] are greatly exaggerated.

"Whenever anything like this happens it reasserts the danger we live with every day and it makes the fear much more palpable".

In the throat of Manhattan, election interest was much more palpable on a stroll through the Empire State Building, teeming with compressed-space businesses.

"In Cardinal Egan's letter, the analytical voice of the lawyer is dominant, whereas in Bishop Daily's letter, the pastoral voice of the shepherd is much more palpable," he said.

He would talk about why plays, which he has been regularly squeezing into his film schedule, are more fun than movies: "The feeling you get from theater work is much more palpable -- you have that to go home with each night.

"It's fully herbal, and it's much more palpable to use.

But the Talmud says that there is no such thing as a sovereign without a people, so when we label God "Melekh," it is because God is in our midst, because God's presence is felt to be that much more palpable and present this time of year.