Sentence examples for palpable people from inspiring English sources

"The pressure has been palpable — people know they are delivering a document that will be cited for years to come and will define policy".

With little or no work available for so many, the anxiety and desperation on the streets were palpable; people were reduced to begging or roaming about in an often threatening manner.

Around the world, the buildup to take part in something so rare was palpable: people tweeted their plans to watch the transit and organised themselves into local groups, they advised each other about the safest ways to take part and quizzed scientists about the things transits can tell us about exoplanets and other heavenly mysteries.

The emotional impact the film had on proverbially hard-bitten Cannes audiences was palpable: People seated near me were literally reduced to tears.

And yet class, so palpable in people's economies and cultures, has been erased from political discourse.

Thus far, all have risen to the occasion, and an air of restraint is everywhere palpable, as people rally around the government's effort to face the calamity.

In the words of one Hungarian critic, "The grandeur is clearly palpable, but people do not seem to know what to do with it".

"The flesh is all that matters," he says — the flesh of young women, whose skin he makes so palpable that people will want to reach out and touch it.

Whether the topic is as mundane as buying new streetlights or as momentous as the safety of the Indian Point nuclear power plant, the drama at these events is often palpable; some people come just to watch the sparks fly.

And the psychological toll in the area is almost palpable: While people here read about an upswing in other parts of the state and country, they look around their blocks and see friends out of work, shuttered stores and vacant lots.

That authentic enthusiasm is infectious, it's palpable, and people will join you so they can feel that way, too.