Sentence examples for palpable loss from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Kennedy, the auction signifies a palpable loss.

The more palpable loss is tonal: Chowder's authority.

A World Trade Center view no longer exists by the beginning of "WTC View," Brian Sloan's uneven account of tentative love and palpable loss in the weeks after 9/11.

You cannot read this memoir without coming to love the author, to miss him, to feel the palpable, tremendous loss that his remarkable life was cut short.

Most of all, she makes palpable the losses that the family has sustained over the years: we are made to understand how Robin's murder, Ida's departure and the death of her great-aunt Libby have affected Harriet, and how these events have goaded her to seek refuge in the dangerous fantasy of avenging Robin's death.

Sudeikis is a gifted comedian but in the film's early scenes fails to convey a palpable sense of loss.

"I see that my artistic life is centred around an attempt to articulate an almost palpable sense of loss that laid claim to my life," he says.

This string of bad news has only compounded an already palpable sense of loss and longing on the left, an enveloping fear of the inevitable: rejection.

There is a palpable sense of loss in each these pictures, evidence of Saman's remarkable ability to capture the essence of a life's moment, not only with his camera but also with compassion.

Amid relief that the royal visit is so far running smoothly without any violent disruption, and the positive reaction to the Queen's address, there is a palpable sense of loss across Ireland for one of its most respected leaders.

When a horse dies, there is a palpable sense of loss of a great soul or energy.