Sentence examples for that a palpable from inspiring English sources

That a palpable sense of estrangement hovered in the Loughner home.

Following his dismissal, the club's technical director Michael Emenalo claimed that a "palpable discord" between the manager and his players had emerged, which forced the club hierarchy's hand.

By Daniel Smith The morning after the Presidential election, the Washington Post reported that a "palpable sense of dread" had settled on the U.S. intelligence community.

The Web site for Krishnaji's real-estate ventures, White Lotus Structures, declares that "a palpable touch of the sacred is experienced in all its creations".

When he says, in a commentary on Manet's "Le Linge," that a palpable atmosphere is beginning to subsume distinct human figures, he not only captures the direction of Impressionist painting but articulates a process unfolding in his own work.

He finds that a palpable American "presence" in Europe, and providing the additional military credibility necessary to back up NATO's Article 5 pledge to come to the aid of a member under attack, are the best response to his new threat assessment.

In a conversation after the symposium, he spoke of a love affair that, to a palpable degree, had wound down.

That's a palpable thing that audiences love.

It was during her time as a prosecutor that Lynch built a reputation for no-nonsense efficiency that is a palpable part of her appeal for a Democratic White House facing two years of life with a Republican congressional majority.

But it should be emphasized that the performance of a mammogram on a breast that contains a palpable lump is not indicated for diagnosis.

That, and a palpable sense of love and admiration for the hard work of the talent sitting in that room.