Sentence examples for palpable danger from inspiring English sources

Al Qaeda was a palpable danger.

Katniss may not be in Kansas, but neither does she seem in palpable danger.

But some dangerous warmth does seem to lurk below the show's surface -- "We are not here to change the world; we are here to make it a little more bearable," Mr. Foxworthy announces at the start -- and there's a palpable danger that it will become uplifting.

There is a risk – not a probability, but a palpable danger all the same – that Leadsom, having defied the odds so far, will continue to do so, and be summoned to the Palace to be appointed Britain's second woman prime minister.

But in spite of the palpable danger and the blood spilled on both sides of the law, the series seems more like a sanitized catalog of arrests, an infomercial for various police fraternal orders, than a collection of true-crime stories.

Even when he smiles and fascinates, however, an air of palpable danger and menace surrounds him.

"When everyone had calmed down I was driven in a small car, its lights off, along dark empty streets, the danger palpable.

What's missing from the album is any palpable impression of danger, a feeling that Mr. Blotnick is reaching beyond his carefully honed capacities.

But back then, to a city fed up with a crack cocaine epidemic, with soaring crime rates and a palpable sense of danger in the streets, any respect accorded Mr. Davis seemed to be a spectacle of defiant lawlessness.

Selvey had the nous to notice that all the qualities once attributed by Kenneth Tynan to Olivier could be applied to Richards: a powerful physical magnetism, superb timing, cool nerve, outrageous effrontery and a palpable sense of danger.

I miss the palpable sense of danger, as the pleasantly inebriated gangs of morning turn to the ugly thugs of noon.