Sentence examples for palpable anxiety from inspiring English sources

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'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.

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.

Bush's immediate reaction to the events of September 11 , 2001 was an almost palpable bewilderment and anxiety.

He said: "There is a palpable sense of anxiety in the community, that is deeply, deeply troubling".

Yet even as Republican politicians seem ready to go on the offensive, there's a palpable sense of anxiety, even despair, among conservative pundits and analysts.

In Israel there is the palpable sense -- an anxiety for the right wing -- that the Israeli-Palestinian negotiations are about to enter the final round.

While most bugs are merely an annoyance when they appear indoors, the appearance of wasps inside a house can create a palpable sense of anxiety among residents.