The desire to control not only an event but the image of an event may seem vaguely Orwellian; but the image of an event, and nothing more palpable, is, in fact, what the sports business sells.
Political tensions on board between royalists and Bonapartists were palpable, and the fact that Chaumareys was considered a "moth-eaten monarchist who should have been put out to pasture long ago" didn't help.
To hint that the American war dead died because of the majority voted wrong in the last three elections is a palpable misstatement of fact as well as a staggering breach of taste, and we must in charity assume that the lady did not understand the implications of what she was inspired or advised to say.
The boom of sound systems could be heard in the distance; people wandered through in their wild, sex-crazed costumes, but the atmosphere of compassion and kindness was palpable - overwhelming, in fact.
With the zydeco background music, her palpable excitement, and the fact that they make pee pee on a Windows logo at the end, I think this is the perfect anti-FUD tool for convincing the powers that be to stop whining about desktop Linux.
And yet (the fact is palpable) the Democrats are paltering.
In fact, there is palpable anger beyond the odd protest.
"To just see someone riding like that on top of the water, with his hands up," he said, his wonder still palpable four years after the fact.
In fact, Shatner, whose palpable narcissism has always been shot through with streaks of baffling candour, squares up to the issue head on, admitting near the beginning of the book that he had once had "a very rare, very enviable" friendship with Nimoy "and then I lost it".
Although Beclin1 heterozygous knock-out mice also developed malignant tumors, the cells from Beclin1 heterozygous mice, in fact, still have palpable autophagic activity [ 4].
