Sentence examples for palpable display of from inspiring English sources
Police killings seem to be the most public and palpable display of a system that has been killing so many of us in so many different ways for so long.
Mr. Jacobs, a Messiaen champion who has played the composer's entire organ output in marathon concerts across the United States, describes the work as "a terrifying display of color, birdsong, plainchant and a palpable joy".
But what should have been a raucous display of unbridled enthusiasm, given Mr. Blumenthal's tireless glad-handing, favor-banking, and headline-grabbing in 20 years as attorney general, was complicated by a palpable sense of uneasiness.
In the view of some Tea Party advocates, the upside-down flag displays a palpable reflection of bitter disappointment and, perhaps even worse, a sense of irrelevance.
From the Grandfather of Ufology, Erich von Däniken, to a first-time conventioneers, all displayed a palpable sense of excitement for what it all means and what is yet to come.
The malaise that has set in among Strachan's team since their Champions League elimination at the hands of AC Milan has not yet proved fatal to their aspirations of a domestic trophy double, but there remains a palpable feeling of unease surrounding their displays.
Showing defiance with fiery turns or inching toward guilt by a palpable loosening of his spine, Mr. Trusnovec displays how a menacing exterior is often a mask for cowardice.
Displays of pique are displays of weakness.
There is a palpable suspicion of the supposed power of images on display here.
The technologies displayed at SXSW Gaming were truly cutting-edge, and attendees shared a palpable sense of excitement and enthusiasm for these innovations.
