Sentence examples for palpable today from inspiring English sources

Hockey is Canada — it just is — and the sense of pleasure flooding over my homeland was palpable today, represented by a steady stream of e-mails and texts and phone calls.

But from the 1990s onwards – with the impact of globalisation and opening up of the Chinese economy – cities continued to grow rapidly in south and south-east Asia, with China experiencing a sustained growth spurt that is palpable today.

The first telling of Turner's story was prompted by fear a political force, yes, but also a primal feeling, as palpable today as it was almost two hundred years ago, in Southampton County.

Still, the level of disenchantment was palpable today at a voting station in the working class Lima barrio of Surquillo, where it was difficult to find a single voter who was enthusiastic about either candidate.

A sweaty sense of dislocation was palpable today throughout Europe, where unusually high temperatures and a summerlong dearth of rain have damaged crops, fanned wildfires, and left residents and tourists baking, broiling and steaming as seldom before.

Though it is an India of holy cows and stomach-breaking curries, it is an India that functions smoothly — an India in which the surging private ambitions that are so palpable today can prevail without the obstructions of the country beyond the call center.

The sense of history in the making was palpable this past week in Philadelphia.

Although most athletes have resumed their normal travel schedules, the danger seemed palpable last October.

Inside Bear, the vitriol over the original bargain-basement price was palpable last week.

And as USA Basketball enters a new era of stability, the optimism was palpable this week.

Inside Bear, the vitriol over that bargain-basement price was palpable last week.