Sentence examples for palpable terms from inspiring English sources

At the state department in Washington the anxiety is expressed in palpable terms, and anyone who has talked with senior US diplomats in London will have gathered just how troubling our closest ally finds this issue.

Benton the social historian sensed the dark side of factories and increased transportation, which he noted in palpable terms, a cloud so menacing against the pristine horizon it unfolded half way across the painting.

With no EU consensus as an excuse, May's attitude suggests that we will return to the "Yo Blair!" days under George W Bush, and she will volunteer to carry out any unsavory task that Trump whimsically grabs her for, and that will be most palpable in terms of playing Sancho Panza to Trump's Don Quixote at the UN.

"If 2008 was an epic clash of personalities and historical figures," he said, "2012 is very possibly an epic clash of ideologies and ideas at a moment of palpable crisis, both in terms of the immediate economic situation and in terms of a vision of the place of America in the world.

The connection to van Gogh, whose journal entries described the landscape in similarly colorful and manic terms, is palpable.

For the first time, these real options are within reach for some, but the pressure of the new privilege is palpable among all long-term gay couples.

They also translated into conventional, easy-to-read female terms the presumptive, palpable but rarely commented-on swagger of male artists.

But in terms of a palpable, local music scene, it's more like an oasis.

It is reasonable to suspect that the syndrome was in fact developing in Sample 51, but not yet expressed in terms of the palpable muscle firmness.

But as investors reviewed the damage wrought last week, their uncertainty about the market's near-term prospects was palpable.

"I don't think the administration believes this will produce palpable change in the short term," said Julia Sweig of the Council on Foreign Relations.