Sentence examples for palpable unrest from inspiring English sources
After the roof debacle, the palpable unrest of the crowd grew steadily.
The official reaction to the shooting was swift, and there is no palpable sense of unrest on Jenin's quiet streets.
Dominick Recckio, 21, president of the student government association, said: "There's a palpable sense of unrest and serious desire for action.
During this period old fashioned two-party politics has been diminished and a palpable sense of unrest with the status quo has emerged.
There is a palpable amount of unrest inside Canada's prison system right now, and it's happening on all levels.
There is a palpable amount of unrest inside Canada's prison system right now, and it's happening on all levels: Inmates are on strike, Kingston Penitentiary is closed, and Don Jail is soon to follow. .
At this year's Dubai International Film Festival -- which kicked off on Wednesday night with a gala screening of Room and a lavish reception on Fort Island, in Madinat Jumeirah -- the palpable air of unrest from other parts of the region is definitely making itself felt.
But take a stroll through Chengdu's Tibetan quarter, and the tensions generated by the distant unrest become palpable.
But in a country where the hangover from decades of war and unrest is still palpable – literacy is low and poverty and corruption is high – big plans can be hard won.
Now, as the United States and its European allies move to disengage from Iraq and Afghanistan and struggle with economic crises and social unrest, there is a palpable sense of Western weakness.
