Sentence examples for palpable division from inspiring English sources

That palpable division isn't really true to the spirit of Mr. Hancock, who turned 70 in April, though he still seems a good deal younger.

But by failing to even half humanise the player's own presence in the game, outside of optional co-op voice chat, it erects a more palpable division between the audience's needs, or at least my own, and any on-screen characterisation.

Sarah*, one of the rally's organizers, addressed the palpable divisions in the crowd.

Furthermore, limited community participation, the social distance between communities and medical institutions, the association of hospitals and research centers in particular with authoritarian and elitist state and foreign institutions, and palpable social class divisions further nurture these suspicions.

The consequences of this blitheness come up as either a temporary sputter at home, or as a disaster somewhere else; but its effects will be very real in the days to come, and bring out into the open the nation's latent but always palpable self-division.

With the palpable societal divisions among us that are all too prevalent these days, the last thing we need is Donald Trump exacerbating those fissures.

How palpable are those divisions — both of the country and of his family — in his fiction?

The tension was palpable at a second-division match in September between River Plate and Quilmes.

Sony's Screen Gems division scored a palpable hit with the number two debut of this romcom starring Kevin Hart and Regina Hall, two faces that are well known to US audiences generally and among black audiences in particular.

I stood in the death cell where Jewish fighters condemned by the British Mandate government for insurrection awaited their fate, visited the sites of recent suicide bombings and gazed out across Israel's protective wall, surely the most palpable and chilling symbol of division on our planet.

This division is particularly palpable during an election year, when emotions are on an endless high until November; the fact that Tuesday night was Obama's final SOTU speech only adds to the perceived drama.