Sentence examples for the most palpable element from inspiring English sources

Ms. Saffer, 43, was speaking over the phone about the most palpable element of 18th-century performance style: the embellishments that performers routinely added to their arias, an antecedent of jazz improvisation.

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

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

Here, again, the extent of the Union gives it the most palpable advantage.

One of the most palpable cases is Haiti.

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

The disappointment in the president seems most palpable.

A work of art, a form of "life," or nothing at all? Feeding off good nutrition, which Aristotle tells us is at the base of all life, the most basic element of soul, contemporary Judaism requires palpable energy.

But the anger was perhaps most palpable from the other Americans at the summit.

But the anxieties are most palpable among Westerners.

It is in football that the discomfort seems most palpable.