Sentence examples for such palpable from inspiring English sources

You are right to suggest "trainers" with such palpable uncertainty.

People unused to the wonders of British libel might take such palpable damage for granted, of course.

The tone is both satirical and heartfelt, and Schreiber plays a failed intellectual with such palpable chagrin that one almost sheds tears for him.

But his sentences were certainly infectious, if only because they seemed so easy to write, seemed so natural, provoked such palpable effects in the way they refracted and magnified life.

As he often does, he plays his character with such palpable sensitivity and empathy that you understand not just what Brian is going through at each moment but also the larger implications of these moments.

I'm not sure I've ever experienced with such palpable force — or such prominent goose bumps — the sense of being present at an indelible moment in the history of musical theater.

To me, it represents safety and care, in such a palpable way that my body relaxes, and I feel giddy.

What's most impressive about this production is that it conveys that ambiguity with such specific, palpable detail.

"It is hard to remember a year for the recording industry that has begun with such a palpable buzz in the air," said the IFPI chief executive, Frances Moore.

"It's never been like this before, with such a palpable sense of anger," said Baroness d'Souza, convener of the cross-bench peers, who have no party affiliation.

One reason "Cabin Fever," which opens today nationwide, sustains such a palpable mood of foreboding until the end is that it stays away from the supernatural and makes minimal use of cheap shock effects.