Sentence examples for palpable to him from inspiring English sources
The Feldmans had been married 53 years, and Mr. Feldman's grief was palpable to friends who knew him as a buoyant, resilient personality.
For him, space is palpable, to be observed and felt.
Their level of enthusiasm for Mr. Obama — their excitement about the possibility of an Obama White House — is palpable in their response to him, or in any conversation.
He is never less than solid, yet the players seldom respond to him with palpable passion.
There's also great daughterly love for James Jones, as his daughter sometimes insists on referring to him, and palpable pride in his achievements.
"What better lesson was there for a lawyer to learn?" That ability to draw people to him, combined with a palpable sense of fair play, have marked the ebullient Mr. Davis's life as a public and private lawyer.
The resentment I'd feel as I'd sit listening to him bore on was palpable.
His players had patently stopped listening to him or, to borrow a phrase, there was "palpable discord" between them and him.
There was a palpable sense of frustration from Sepp Blatter when he was questioned by BBC Sport on the controversial £16,000 watch given to him and his executive committee colleagues by the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) during the 2014 World Cup.
