His obsession with time created a palpable anxiety.
There is palpable anxiety, and an undercurrent of anger.
Residents of Lumberton remember the 2016 hurricane with palpable anxiety.
There is something frankly appealing about him, his palpable anxiety, his willingness to talk.
There is a palpable anxiety to cover every "African" topic; almost as if the writer had a checklist made from the morning's news on Africa.
This time, he was the one who brought the conversation back around to drug smuggling, showing palpable anxiety about the outcome of his trial.
There's palpable anxiety about the economy and how the fashion industry -- the part dominated by razzle-dazzle dresses, hand-stitched embroidery and Italian cashmere -- will weather the storm.
As Brian Roberts, the C.E.O. of Comcast, and Randall Stephenson, the C.E.O. of A.T. & T., appeared on one of the Sun Valley panels, there was a palpable anxiety among the network executives and content creators in the room.
And it speaks to a palpable anxiety over the need to define and defend the Jewish nature of the state, even as Israel's 60th anniversary approaches next month.
Now, with Sleaford Mods about to release their third album proper, Key Markets, his renewed sense of purpose is undercut with a palpable anxiety that even his infamous attitude cannot entirely disguise.
As the autumn conference season gets off to an unusually early start this week, with ministers and top officials addressing the Health and Care Innovation Expo in Manchester, there is palpable anxiety around the health and social care sector.
