Sentence examples for palpable going from inspiring English sources

"There's something palpable going on".

On physical examination involving affected side of inguinal scrotal region, a tube-like structure was palpable going from the abdomen to the scrotum confirming the herniation for the shunt through the processus vaginalis.

There's a stark disconnect between the people and the Congress today that is palpable, which goes a long way in explaining the extraordinary tone of this presidential election cycle.

Sue has a great respect for the dead and the dignity that she inculcates in her students is palpable; there's not going to be anyone in Sue's lab doing silly things with dead bodies.

"Once we cross the $4 threshold, the pain will become more palpable, and it is going to show up more noticeably in the reduction in future consumer spending," said Bernard Baumohl, the chief global economist for the Economic Outlook Group.

After a report today in The Star-Ledger of Newark, the anguish was palpable for a commenter going by the handle "TamTamLover3116" on a blog for JTA, a Jewish news site: "This is the single worst catastrophe … in recent memory," the commenter wrote.

Sometimes I invite friends round for dinner, and invariably they'll respond with near-palpable fear: "you're not going to cook anything, you know... weird, are you?" I'll confirm that my intentions are honourable, that'll I'll be making, say, a good old-fashioned beef wellington, probably with some nice roast vegetables, and at this point they'll generally breathe a sigh of relief and accept.

This new spirit in the country was palpable everywhere I went.

But -- and this is absolutely palpable when you go down there -- Brazil has become a place that dares to be optimistic.

The tension is going to be palpable".

He could be very social, talking about his fond memories of hunting and fishing and being outside, but then he would get a palpable anxiety over "what was going to happen next".