Sentence examples for seem palpable from inspiring English sources

Where much of Rilke's later work takes place in the deep space of the imagination, he has a remarkable power to make his impassioned gestures seem palpable, but Supervielle seems not so much untroubled by as accepting of the world's tendency to dissolve: it is the circumstance in which he has to work.

Thorne's relief seemed palpable.

But on Sunday, independence already seemed palpable.

With each release, the sound of rustling leaves seemed palpable.

The struggle to get it just right seems palpable.

In this case, the smiles flatten and the tension seems palpable.

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

Yet the power of the tree, even by inference, seemed palpable.

But when Mr. Aluwahlia noted that he had not kept up with all the details, it seemed palpable that Europe and its currency were not his greatest preoccupation.

In the first concert, on Thursday afternoon at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center here, the sense of valediction and resignation seemed palpable in the work's final minutes.

But when the Dodgers took the field Sunday night, the anxiety about the game that slipped through their grasp in Atlanta, which had stewed for 48 hours, seemed palpable among the capacity crowd.