Sentence examples similar to palpable identity from inspiring English sources
Here, as with Mr. Ouramdane's solo, the issue of identity is palpable.
Due to breakdown of emotional and cultural expectations, pupils' dislodged meanings of collective identity are palpable, nevertheless, how the new school community identified with pupils' victimhood offered solidarity thus enhancing integration.
Anger over displacement and conflicting identities is palpable in "Disgraced".
"It may seem to be incompetent and it may be laughable, but it has an identity and a palpable sense of joy.
She stole the show with her honesty, her palpable discomfort at her child's new identity clashing powerfully with her determination to remain a loyal and loving mother.
Despite their American identity, Ramadan and Choueiri also share a palpable love for Lebanese culture.
The curious thing is how little these two entirely real identities have tallied up into anything like a palpable LGBT live arts scene.
This and other passages are tinged with the palpable hurt Dunham seemed to feel as her son chose a public identity in which she held a small place.
Much more than the national identities it consolidated -- English, Irish, German -- it was always defined by a palpable contrast, especially with African-American slaves and victims of segregation.
