Sentence examples for palpable lie from inspiring English sources
Preserving the palpable lie of unity is far more important than policy.
But that's very different from arguing that either the Genesis story or evolutionary biology has to be a "palpable lie," and implying anyone who accepts Darwinian evolution has to dismiss the first book of the Old Testament as the ancient equivalent of the Hitler Diaries.
He dismissed some witneses as telling "palpable lies" and, in an apparent reference to Sikhs who gave testimony, complained that some "did not have experience of the English system" to give reliable testimony.
Behind the play's palpable wit lies an easy populism.
And yet, beyond this manicured middle ground, there lies a palpable longing: for a president, like a great rugged mountain, whom Americans can actually look up to.
You are putting Barack Obama in danger, real, palpable danger with your lies and innuendo.
The residue is palpable, evidence of excised lips lie on the table near us.
The NM used in this study will be done as described by Butler [ 33], a gentle soft tissue mobilisation of the neural container/interface "along the tract" ([ 33] pp. 380) of the nerve – directly where the nerve is palpable and indirectly where it lies deeper.
The delight looking at the comfort of the surface, of peeking into 'Mental Beach' and seeing bright glittery blue sand inside, ready to lie down in, is palpable.
Men in sharp suits and girls in stilettos stand, lean, sit and even lie back among the works in attitudes of palpable reverie.
