He writes with a sense of humor and palpable compassion for all involved, and in the regrettably likely event that he winds up preaching exclusively to the choir, his book will be no less of a tour de force.
The audible relief around the stadium when that second Wright-Phillips goal went in was palpable, but for all that the Red Bulls players and coaches had continued to talk a good game during their poor start, such confidence as they gained from a two-goal cushion still looked brittle.
So palpable that for all these years, we have been engaged on a level beyond flash.
Almost immediately, however, the swagger vanishes, replaced by a palpable panic and distress; for all the heroic look-out-honey strutting, something is clearly desperately wrong here.
For all non-palpable or questionably-palpable tumors, pre-resection tumor localization was accomplished by either mammographic guidance or sonographic guidance.
There is an air of mystery and longing, and that creates a mood that is palpable, very compelling and attractive for all kinds of people.
But, for all the palpable thought that has gone into this production, I missed much of the play's primal excitement and found myself echoing Gertrude's plea to Polonius for "more matter, with less art".
The 6-week sacrifice time was chosen for the immunohistochemical studies to represent the period of premalignancy, because the incidence of palpable tumors is less than 20% for all experimental groups at that time.
The African American children of today know what the children of yesterday knew: that the hatred, the disrespect, the sheer disregard for their lives is all too palpable for them to expect a true childhood.
For all of the anxiety still palpable, there were indications that audiences were hungry for cultural fare.
