Sentence examples for so palpable to from inspiring English sources

"Even though [Caitlyn] kind of wanted to deny it, it was so palpable to me that she was loving this," Jenner's pal, Zachary Drucker, explains in the clip.

Through much of the later portion of the film he seems to be sitting alone in bars drinking, and the heartache of his predicament is so palpable as to bring tears to the eyes.

In Forks that line's so palpable as to have a name; it's called Division Street.

Universities are increasingly becoming places where "thoughtcrime" is so palpable as to stifle academic dissent.

In roles that coulda, shoulda and perhaps were written for them, Anne Jackson (as Stella) and Eli Wallach (as Sid) have never been more winningly at one, their many-layered characterizations informed by affection so palpable, you have to be a dolt not to feel it.

Her observations were so palpable I wanted to see the real thing.

One can click one's tongue at its excesses (but this is an excessive piece to begin with) or glory in its excitement, which is so palpable it is hard to resist.

By winter, a lot of the generosity and aid that's been so palpable lately will begin to slow down and the reality of not going home again will hit people hard.

At best, when enough time has passed, and the human toll is not so palpable, we may come to think of the invasion, and its tragicomedy of missing weapons, as just another imperial folly, the way we now remember the Spanish-American War or the doomed British invasions of Afghanistan.

The one whose magic is so palpable he gets them to put their hands up?

Sometimes it was so palpable that I wanted to stop swimming and drown.