Sentence examples similar to palpable problems of from inspiring English sources

Poverty in rural America: A Great Society era film depicting the real problems of the poor in rural America in general while demonstrating a palpable reticence to directly address the issue of race in particular.

However, the palpable immediacy of these problems does not mean that exceptional access is a workable idea (nor is there any evidence that it would have helped in Paris, even if it were).

It was an expression of determination and fierce concentration; when Lyndon Johnson wore that expression, a problem was being thought through with an intensity that was almost palpable, a problem was being thought through — and a decision made.

All this gives a palpable false picture of the traffic problem, but it seems to us that the statiscians have managed to evolve a cheerful world.

There is a palpable sense of excitement.

But a palpable sense of foreboding prevails.

I felt a palpable sense of resentment.

A palpable sense of melancholy pervades Iraq.

There is a palpable sense of grieving.

There was a palpable sense of betrayal.

In between came palpable passages of silence.