Sentence examples for palpable yet from inspiring English sources

The irony is palpable, yet so is the joy.

Thurman's rage is palpable yet contained, conveying not just the tempestuous depths of #MeToo but a profound understanding of the ways that female anger is received and weaponized against women.

In an e-mail to me, Sinclair wrote that Creighton "offered us moments where the emotion was so palpable yet right under the surface that we wouldn't be sure whether he was acting or not".

The move uptown of the Owens man was palpable, yet the designer kept a rawness of invention that gave a charge of energy to even his streamlined clothes.

Maher thanked Jolly, wrapping up the segment as if a resolution had been reached, and the palpable yet silent comfort between the two men crystallized for me what was so tiring about the hour-long march of contrition: Maher's black guests had done much of the work.

Specifically, Durst felt a kinship between his environment and the films of Michelangelo Antonioni ― both characterized by a looming tension and anxiety ― palpable yet out of sight. .

It's something less tangible, yet somehow more palpable: a magnetic field of serenity, coated with steel yet warm to the touch.

So there's that, and the clothing-optional rooftop deck, which helped give the inn a palpable gay — yet not seedy — mood while I was there for a brief visit.

With Steadman taking production duties, the album's ambition is palpable; and yet that ambition feels undermined by his diffidence as a singer, the lack of blood and pulse in his lyrics, the marshmallow softness of his voice.

Radcliffe is a walking paradox: a national treasure of palpable frailty, yet a long-distance runner as physically and mentally tough on her day as any in the world.

The cold war is palpable, but has yet to be named for what it is.