Sentence examples for palpable goals from inspiring English sources

If the protests don't accomplish palpable goals, the ground the opposition has won in recent years can be lost.

If you create a positive, powerful and palpable image of your goal, your subconscious mind will lead you to its manifestation.

Staring intensely at someone until they feel your gaze and shrink accordingly due to palpable awkwardness is not the goal.

Dortmund's buildup play had been slick in the first-half, the danger they created palpable, but they lacked ruthlessness in front of goal.

Expect the anger to be palpable on Saturday, should the Rapids find themselves a couple of goals down early on.

Derby's deflation was almost palpable, and they failed to fashion a serious threat on goal thereafter.

The game became uncomfortable for United after the Aston Villa score with a palpable sense of fear, a fear of a match-leveling goal.

Throughout the rest of the game, there was a palpable tension, as both teams, players and supporters alike, awaited the next goal.

Ghazaryan wins at the back post and heads across the face of goal.... but the ref whistles for a foul: the relief is palpable.

Her goal was to capture the striking sense of calm and purpose that was palpable in the room.

The goal of fetal origins research, she writes, should not be reprimand, but rather: … a palpable sense of excitement, of horizons opening wide instead of clamping down tight.