Sentence examples for palpable attitude from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, when combined with the low clear-up rate for serious crimes in these same neighbourhoods, and the palpable attitude of callousness shown by patrol officers (portrayed in Leovy's book as largely cynical and apathetic) the result is a force that appears to be harassing and penalising people of colour, while turning a blind eye to serious suffering.

With a palpable tough-s*** attitude, she offered no solutions and showed no interest in finding any.

That resigned attitude is palpable at the Yonkers paddock, a low-slung building across the track from the clubhouse, where horsemen lead their mounts back and forth amid a cool smell of manure and stone dust.

The change in attitude is palpable.

And University of Mississippi professor Curtis Wilkie explained that a more progressive attitude is palpable on college grounds.

Men in sharp suits and girls in stilettos stand, lean, sit and even lie back among the works in attitudes of palpable reverie.

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.

The movement's main slogan was "where is my vote?", and the pro-West attitude among youth was palpable.

The competitive attitude can be almost as palpable.

The excitement surrounding these remarkable young people has been palpable in every neighborhood of Chicago, and their spirit, positive attitude and success on the field illustrate why they are the pride of the City.

The factors significantly associated with diagnosis delay were the use of alternative therapy, breast ulcer, palpable axillary lymph nodes, false-negative diagnostic test, non-cancer interpretation and a negative attitude toward treatment.