Sentence examples for now more palpable from inspiring English sources

If Murdoch's critique is that interpersonal racial unrest is now more palpable to him, well, the reason for that does not lie with Obama.

For now, what is more palpable than ever is that South African politics have suffered the warp of a long A.N.C. internecine power struggle.

Change happens every second, but right now it is more palpable.

So the plantation is the past, and the possibility of a future -- and that's more palpable now, two decades later, when we can try Vietnam as tourists.

We now had successfully recast the speed of light in terms of more palpable numbers and units: "light travels from Berkeley to Los Angeles ~475 times a second". After this exercise, students shared with me that they were better able to grasp the fact that light takes 8.31 minutes to travel from the Sun to the Earth.

Now more than ever it seems an unarmed black man or boy is shot by police, and the deep despair in our community becomes more and more palpable.

Now, more than a few ill-chosen words about "hard-working white voters" and the like down the campaign trail, black disaffection with Hillary Clinton is palpable.

But on Airbnb the enthusiasm is much more palpable.

Outside the Justice Department, the concern has been more palpable.

"The offense ought to be more palpable," he said.

His diagnosis made my own sense of mortality more palpable.