Sentence examples for palpable feel from inspiring English sources

Today East Jerusalem exudes the palpable feel of a city occupied by a foreign power.

Crucially lacking is any palpable feel of the slow passage of time... Peter Sheridan's production never finds the right recurring rhythms with which to convey this".

Just comparing the season brochures gives a palpable feel of the change in fortunes: Next season's is much flimsier, 20 pages instead of 40.

But there was a palpable feel-good factor around the literary festival.

But I also recognize that the palpable fear felt by these respondents and like-minded others is neither healthy nor safe for anyone.

It has a palpable spirit, and I feel as though I can have a personal relationship to that spirit.

There is an almost palpable primordial feel to the place.

(Belgian nurse on oncology ward, case 18) Or as explained by a Dutch physician: Grief can be so palpable and feel like a blanket.

They looked at each other and both felt something that Shay later said "was so palpable I felt uncomfortable".

In an interview, Ms. Williams, the railroad's president, described a palpable frustration felt by her and senior members of her staff.

Projected images take on near physical presence, skin pores are displayed with medical detail and hair looks so palpable one feels almost able to pluck it.