Sentence examples for palpable power from inspiring English sources
"There is a certain strange, palpable power from these images, and it's not only that the paintings are so accomplished," Mr. Herzog, 68, said in an interview in New York this month.
There is a palpable power in the feminine that is so amazingly strong that it has been feared and persecuted for ages.
She managed to fuse intense discpline, self-inflicted trauma and the desire to communicate through the even the most compromised means, evoking a palpable power and rawness".
Blame the upbringing, but he manifests a palpable distaste for power and status, alongside a horror of toeing the party line.
For the possession of this prisoner is one of the few palpable manifestations of power for Prime Minister Iyad Allawi's new government.
Since the Great Recession began there has been a palpable shift in power away from America and toward China.
These tensions are only going to get more palpable if corporate power waxes unchecked and if, as the French economist Thomas Piketty has recently insisted, income inequality continues to increase in the decades to come.
Its power is palpable but mysterious.
At City Hall yesterday, the feeling of a massive shift in culture and power was palpable.
Syriza had given Greeks no palpable relief since taking power, yet the party's positions still had popular support.
It was a breathtaking achievement, and a palpable demonstration of the power of data, research, and technology.
