Sentence examples for pretty palpable from inspiring English sources

But remaining sanctions on Iran's military, including companies run by the IRGC, mean "there is still a pretty palpable sense of economic pressure that the administration is attempting to apply on Iran to address other areas of concern," said Nephew.

As we all settled in at my friend Lex's house, the combination of nervousness and excitement was pretty fucking palpable.

If the educated middle class is uninvolved it is because there is no palpable fear of a "pretty little girl" or "clean-cut little boy" being infected.

Benigno, on the other hand, said that the chemistry between them was "palpable", called the cover "pretty great", and gave it a "B+".

Similarly, the viewer feels grateful for the ambient presence of Florida, with its pretty breezes, banyan trees, bodies of water and the palpable air of ordinary subtropical life.

They are places where fear, despair and anger – a pretty potent cocktail, as most prison staff would attest – are palpable.

But it's hard to focus on pretty much anything other than the stunning 24-year-old's palpable resemblance to mega-babe mom Robin Wright.

Nonetheless, her grief was palpable after 66 years of marriage in which he continued to tell her how pretty she was and that he loved her.

Yet, there is a palpable energy here, a "grittiness" (ugh, that word, but still) that persists and makes Providence a pretty special place to see and experience.

Still, the turnout was pretty good, and despite aggressive coughing now and then, people -- including some of the grumblers -- listened with palpable interest and cheered at the end.

Palpable nonsense.