Sentence examples for palpable impression from inspiring English sources

What's missing from the album is any palpable impression of danger, a feeling that Mr. Blotnick is reaching beyond his carefully honed capacities.

But in the case of old-fashioned letterpress stationery, it's the "kiss" of inked cast-metal type pressing down on soft, thick paper that produces a palpable impression -- literally and figuratively.

When Elton John made an honest man of David Furnish at Windsor Register Office (and Sky television reportedly tried and failed to find someone on the nearby high street who didn't wish them well) there was a palpable impression that same-sex relationships were being celebrated beyond the gay community.

It will have a palpable impression, consistently reminding fans of security concerns and disrupting complete immersion in the tournament.

It may have a palpable impression, consistently reminding fans of security concerns and disrupting complete immersion in the tournament.

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The dresses, and their environments, are imbued with vestiges of fantasy and futurism, creating impressions that are otherworldly, palpable, and highly persuasive.

"The feeling was palpable".

She says nothing, and when Orso later hazily remembers the moment he has an impression only of silence made palpable.

Talking to them, I got the impression that music is a palpable thing for them, a source of nourishment, a combination of religion and philosophy.

This impression of "pleasant memories" is palpable in Willoughby's works, which feel like '90s mementos that have, for all this time, been lost in the mail.