Sentence examples for not very palpable from inspiring English sources

He found that this was often complicated because the benefits to a small group that profited from the action were great in the short run, and the resulting damage to everyone else was not very palpable or immediate, except over time.

During the annual conference in Los Angeles, I've strapped all manner of new VR experiences to my face, and largely walked away with my legs wobbly not through nausea, but the very palpable sense that this is the turning point, the moment that matters for this new tech and all the fascinating fun and games that's about to come with it.

A very palpable hit – but not a disaster.

It was very palpable that government had not done enough.

9 44: A hit, a very palpable hit for Mr McCain: the next president isn't going to have to answer the question of whether we should have gone into Iraq.

It may not have been a perfect speech, but we seem to agree he's scored a hit a very palpable hit.

"A hit, a very palpable hit".

'The power coming from them was very palpable.

I can perceive this tiny but very palpable thrust of acceleration.

The effect the man had on their lives was very palpable".

Postage, of course, is very palpable: you need it to mail in the bills.