Sentence examples for palpable harm from inspiring English sources

"Our society has managed to stigmatize stigma so much so that we are reluctant to blame people for any act that does not appear to inflict an immediate and palpable harm on someone else," he writes.

When divisions are rampant, passions on all sides are high, and no one on any side is suffering any palpable harm, the natural — and not necessarily reprehensible — inclination of politicians is to straddle.

We are lucky Snowden's revelations have caused large tech firms palpable economic harm, or they would have no incentive to grumble about government misdeeds.

"They have lost or left everything behind, and their relief that someone has finally come to help, and not harm, is palpable".

The harm that continuing to ban it does to gay people is real and palpable.

Perhaps the act of cherishing itself is being harmed by non-palpable media.

The shock is palpable.

Palpable nonsense.

Financial tensions are palpable.

But it's palpable.

The disappointment is palpable.