Sentence examples for unusually palpable from inspiring English sources
The results are close to magical: an elegant, meditative atmosphere in which the art of wearable clothes is unusually palpable.
The devotional nature of "Nativité" is unusually direct and palpable: its hourlong span conveys the haze of incense smoke and radiates the play of light through stained glass.
It's a very northern taken on rock: "The North, as both idea and identity, is integral to what Autobahn are, where post-industrial landscapes intersect with sudden wide-open spaces, a place where community is central, but loneliness can be palpable," as their (unusually useful) press release puts it.
A sweaty sense of dislocation was palpable today throughout Europe, where unusually high temperatures and a summerlong dearth of rain have damaged crops, fanned wildfires, and left residents and tourists baking, broiling and steaming as seldom before.
Nonetheless, one of the two works in the show, a slide-projection piece featuring a shifting group of Irish students, is unusually accessible and nearly makes image and sound palpable.
It's tucked into one of those patches of the Village with an unusually intimate scale, and it occupies a building with palpable history.
But the most palpable affection onscreen is that between Armisen and Brownstein, who have an unusually devoted platonic relationship.
As the autumn conference season gets off to an unusually early start this week, with ministers and top officials addressing the Health and Care Innovation Expo in Manchester, there is palpable anxiety around the health and social care sector.
Palm sounded unusually serious.
