Sentence examples for palpable shock from inspiring English sources

That said, there was still palpable shock when the red card was brandished.

The news that James Merrill died last month in Arizona at the age of 68, of a sudden heart attack, caused a palpable shock in the literary world.

Palpable shock met Tuesday's news of the Pope's unequivocal and outspoken intervention in the debate on climate change and global inequality.

From there, to my editor's delight and my mother's palpable shock, he became one of my Twitter followers and regular readers, a promoter and frequent retweeter of my commentary.

The claw seems to extend beyond the surface of the screen and into the audience's personal space, violating our ingrained sense of security (it's only a movie, and as such it will stay on the screen) and causing a palpable shock (which must have enlivened a lot of date nights at the time).

Her ubiquity spanned from Oprah to the New York Times, and she was always presented with the same unspoken yet very palpable attitude: shock that someone who appears unacquainted with the term "mani/pedi" not only could do something, but managed to get herself on TV.

As the numbers were read out, there was a palpable sense of shock in the room.

As the news sinks in, a palpable sense of shock is settling over much of America of the sort normally reserved for the day after major natural disasters.