Sentence examples for palpable conflict from inspiring English sources

But there is an obvious, palpable conflict here between the commission's approach and Germany's cozy, largely uncritical relationship with Putin.

Though leaning hard on the manic angle, Williams brought such genuine fear to Simon's desire to see if he still has it, such palpable conflict to his mix of regret over and nostalgia for the bad old days, that the show suffered from an identity crisis.

In "Ossos" ("Bones"), from 1997, Costa renders the grind of class conflict palpable in the story of two young women of Fontainhas, Tina Maria Lipkinaandand Clotilde (Vanda Duarte), who get by with tenuous jobs.

Conflicts were palpable when it came to disbursing money for health centre expenses, as was the case even before the policy [ 15, 44, 45].

For anyone born during World War II, or in the early years of the Cold War, the hope of international progress toward the reduction of armed conflict remains a palpable memory.

Anger over displacement and conflicting identities is palpable in "Disgraced".

With the EU weakened economically and the U.S. fatigued by its own economic challenges and the past decade of failed intervention in foreign conflicts, there is a palpable sense of reluctance among major powers to intervene in African conflicts.

Thus, where the rule proves effective, the potential for major conflict on the board is palpable.

Tosar makes his conflict not only credible but palpable.

The message delivered to the nun he's in conflict with, however, is pointed and palpable.

Instead, there is an almost palpable impulse to tell the truth, to present choices, conflicts and accidents without exaggeration or omission.