Sentence examples similar to palpable entities from inspiring English sources
There is much authority for the proposition that, under our law, a partnership or joint stock company is just as distinct and palpable an entity in the idea of the law, as distinguished from the individuals composing it, as is a corporations.
It was an entity, a palpable force, as though the emotion behind every voice and every pair of hands could be heard.
The lack of new medicines for neglected diseases of the world's poor populations is palpable: of 1393 new chemical entities marketed over this time period, only 16 were for tropical diseases and tuberculosis [ 42].
(Ten years ago, Henry Morgan said of Carson, "He believes that justice is some kind of entity that is palpable. He talks about it as if he were talking about a chair").
Though influential, Severed Heads largely remained an entity to themselves – aligned with no palpable scene or movement in their decades of productivity.
It was a feeling I had only ever known on opiates, or really dopey ecstasy: a peace so palpable that it was not the absence of negativity, but its own entity.
These criteria are the basis of the definition of IBC set forth by the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) as 'a clinicopathological entity characterised by diffuse erythema and oedema of the breast, often without an underlying palpable mass' (AJCC, 2002).
Financial tensions are palpable.
