Sentence examples for nothing palpable from inspiring English sources

When there was nothing palpable he could reproach himself for having lost, he found the futility he needed in world affairs or sport.

And still, the feeling of nothing is palpable.

The desire to control not only an event but the image of an event may seem vaguely Orwellian; but the image of an event, and nothing more palpable, is, in fact, what the sports business sells.

Or, rather, he felt a palpable nothing, both weightless and glutinous.

In 1998, his video for "All I Need," by the French band Air, was a four-minute documentary about a young skateboarder couple with nothing but their palpable love for each other.

It was like entering a luminous fog bank in which nothing — except everything — was palpable.

Why does he write tirade after tirade for Firth, all with the same idea — that nothing exists beyond the palpable and the real?

It has been much remarked that President Bush did nothing to tap this palpable desire among ordinary people to join a larger effort.

Mannan said nothing, though his anger was palpable.

Such patients also frequently believe that nothing is wrong with them, despite the palpable evidence to the contrary as evinced by their confused or bizarre behaviour.

When all five musicians played together, the smiles on their faces conveyed a palpable enthusiasm and a sense that there was nothing they would rather be doing.