The Westminster Choir gave an outstanding performance, backed up by Mr. Villaume in the pit, who led the Spoleto Festival Orchestra to a very credible showing despite their palpable weaknesses, particularly in the brass section.
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.
Muscular pain or weakness, or just a palpable mass in a patient with a history of cancer has always to raise the suspicion of muscle metastasis.
In particular, muscular pain or weakness, or just a palpable mass in a patient with a history of cervical cancer has always to raise the suspicion of metastatic muscular disease.
The predominant response has been denial, with the Republican party degenerating into a squabbling apocalyptic cult and Obama's principal weakness seeming to be his palpable sanity.
It's Stead's genius to make palpable on page after page the childlike need and weakness at the core of his overbearing masculinity, and to make the reader pity him and like him and, therefore, find him funny.
Reliance must also be placed on the general condition of the animal, together with assessment of palpable tumours and specific signs such as hind-limb weakness or paralysis.
"The weakness rather than the strength of states" had become "a palpable threat to global order", it noted.
Other common manifestations of the disease include: weakness and tiring easily; dry mouth; sleep problems; and a palpable abdominal mass".
Family size, residence, younger age, duration of illness, a palpable spleen or liver, gender, history of fever, pale body, general body weakness, diarrhoea, soil-eating, stunting, malaria parasitaemia and recrudescent infections have been associated with mean haemoglobin levels [ 10- 15].
His latest defeats, along with a palpable dearth of enthusiasm surrounding his campaign, have highlighted several potential weaknesses for him as a general election candidate.
