Sentence examples for palpable sensation from inspiring English sources

Ninety percent of the time when I'm working, there's this very palpable sensation that I'm doing everything wrong and should just give up.

The movie is overwrought and unfocussed, and, for all the talk in the press about its relevance to the fears of the moment, "The Manchurian Candidate" isn't likely to make contact with what most people are actually feeling — which is the palpable sensation that any of us might be reduced to "dots," as Orson Welles put it, killed without remorse.

There was a palpable sensation of tribal and clan loyalty.

One of the women refers, in passing, to "the plastic that's slowly covering us," and Prouvost makes that sensation palpable with every step on the gallery floor.

This first chapter, with its palpable longing for terrestrial sensation, may work for some readers.

As my body fell through the sky, stars streaked the darkness and the sensation was palpable in my stomach.

The National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence defines low-risk patients as those with normal sensation and palpable pulses [ 9].

Especially in "Untitled No. 6," this strange combination of opposed sensations becomes palpable on the canvas.

"Today's pain, hunger, anger, etc. are palpable, but the same sensations anticipated in the future receive little weight," the psychologist George Loewenstein writes.

On admission there was a palpable radial pulse and full sensation in her forearm and hand.

Each facet of these gemlike miniatures glistened distinctly within a seductive span; Mr. Rattle's careful calibration made palpable the work's core sensations of dread, shock, loss and ache.