Sentence examples similar to palpable criticism from inspiring English sources
The message conveyed palpable nervousness and criticism: will America sacrifice the interests of its allies for the sake of better relations with Russia?
The criticism was palpable in the recent presidential campaign with the scrutiny on the Republican candidate, Mitt Romney, who used to run Bain Capital.
That is no criticism of its author, Mark Ellison QC, but palpable frustration weaves through much of his report.
It came at a time of an almost palpable desire among Israelis for some new direction, and widespread criticism that the old formulas were not working.
"I remember being misunderstood by critics 30 years ago," she shrugs, yet recalling criticism of one of her films in Susan Faludi's seminal 1990 feminist book Backlash causes Meyers, a proudly self-described feminist, palpable pain.
International disillusionment is palpable.
The solidarity was palpable.
Their chemistry is palpable.
