Sentence examples for palpable though from inspiring English sources

The excitement here is palpable, though.

Yet, their political influence is still palpable, though under the surface.

The relief was palpable, though Ancelotti hardly mustered a smile in response.

As you climb the bleachers, the weight of the cantilever is palpable, though the effect is less menacing than intimate.

As much as Mr. Fishman sought to shake off parental influences in his new place, his father's spirit is palpable, though this time in a satisfying fashion.

On that afternoon last February when the Yankees staged a gala news conference to introduce Rodriguez as their newest ratings-driver, the sense of a shifting Yankees personnel terrain was palpable, though it was A-Rod who was volunteering to change positions.

The longing is almost palpable — as though by saying the word, this President, who seems capable of experiencing neither human empathy nor political responsibility, will finally at least acknowledge painful reality.

The issues were remarkably similar, the sense of drama and crisis equally palpable even though the outcome was rather different.

The vibrations were palpable, even though the organ, which has 26 ranks or around 1,600 individual pipes, was only about 80percentt complete.

Mr. Pang is adept with glossy imagery and pungent, often ribald dialogue, and at alternating antic and pensive moods, while Mr. Yue and Ms. Yeung share a palpable ease (though her character is more interesting).

The enthusiasm was palpable even though the car did not move; the only dynamic moment was when a G.M. aide opened one of its two fueling ports — the one for electricity, not gasoline — and plugged it in.