Sentence examples for palpable crisis from inspiring English sources

The four pages that I held in my hands brought together in a moment of palpable crisis three 19th-century geniuses whose ideas still challenge us today.

"If 2008 was an epic clash of personalities and historical figures," he said, "2012 is very possibly an epic clash of ideologies and ideas at a moment of palpable crisis, both in terms of the immediate economic situation and in terms of a vision of the place of America in the world.

With practically every European leader on holiday, there was a palpable sense the crisis was not receiving the leadership it needed.

But in Atlanta, the sense of crisis is palpable.

This impact factor has become palpable during the euro crisis.

The issues were remarkably similar, the sense of drama and crisis equally palpable even though the outcome was rather different.

In the late Middle Ages, the sense of crisis was palpable, and even the Roman Church recognized that reforms were in order.

As police and opposition supporters had converged on Serbia's most important group of mines, there was a palpable sense that the crisis was nearing a point of decision.In this section Serbia on the brink A not-so-popular Nordic bridge It's time to agree to differ What next?

In these communities, the housing crisis is still palpable and its effects dominate the physical and economic landscape.

On Wall Street and in Washington, where the crisis is more palpable, comparisons with the Great Depression are frequent.

The loneliness that had descended on her in the aftermath of the crisis was so palpable that Helen often thought of it as a person.