Sentence examples for palpable now from inspiring English sources

The excitement is palpable now as we begin to move towards the door.

Was the thrill still palpable, now that the business was running, well, like a business?

But over the long term, the tone has changed, and the feeling of neglect amid devastation is palpable now.

Adidas has taken the idea of being a slave to fashion and made it palpable: now, it actually wants its customers to physically demonstrate their consumer-serfdom.

So the plantation is the past, and the possibility of a future -- and that's more palpable now, two decades later, when we can try Vietnam as tourists.

"They thought the worst was over".The same relief is now palpable in America.

It is this Italian, not English, prevalence that is now palpable and visible everywhere.

That yearning is palpable in Mark Sanford, now groveling for a second chance and a ticket to Congress.

Portugal, for example, has cut its deficit sharply, but unemployment has fallen, and a cautious optimism is now palpable there.

The sense of urgency is now palpable, says Paulo Sergio Dortas of Ernst & Young, an accounting firm: companies know they cannot keep growing without cash.

Those tensions are now palpable in most communities in this country of 1.9 million people, up to one-third of them Albanians.