Sentence examples for the most palpable from inspiring English sources

In New Mexico it is likely the most palpable, omnipresent participant in the waking life.

The return home from the front is the most palpable symbol of war's end.

It's been the most palpable, pitiful lack ever since newspapers started their own websites.

The acceptance of refugees from Indochina was the most palpable evidence of the new policy.

But the most palpable affection onscreen is that between Armisen and Brownstein, who have an unusually devoted platonic relationship.

India's success, on and off the field, is the most palpable evidence of its rising global status.

The next most palpable defect of the subsisting confederation is the total want of a SANCTION to its laws.

"Visions of the End of Culture: Civilization, Barbarism, and the Place beyond Forgiveness" (Arcadia, 2015) is the first part of a project that traces the history of the "end of culture" in the West, a most palpable anxiety in the contemporary context of the migration crisis.

But it is on the streets of Baku that the effect of the boom is most palpable.

The poignancy of the community's absence is most palpable in the remains of the Kato Panagia, the town's Lower Church.

The disappointment in the president seems most palpable.