Sentence examples for was palpable enough from inspiring English sources

Her likeness was palpable enough that when Darryl Ohrt, Mash's global creative director, escorted the Beam back to its docking station after, someone made a pass at her.

He's palpable enough — snarling and frightening, except when he's half-dying of thirst.

But anger at big banks — manifested by the growing Occupy Wall Street protests in New York City and elsewhere — is palpable enough that Mr. Romney must avoid being seen as a friend of an industry that many Americans blame for onerous bank fees and underwater mortgages.

The boredom and nagging discontent that drive Roman (Juan Pablo de Santiago) and Maru (Maria Deschamps), the fugitive teenage sweethearts in Gerardo Naranjo's small, jagged melodrama "I'm Gonna Explode," is palpable enough to make you squirm at the memory of being trapped in the limbo of early adolescence.

The indifference of my enemies is palpable enough to act on.

The risk is palpable enough to have knocked $10.2 billion, or 43%, off the market value Marsh had before Spitzer's attack.

We don't think this will cause a large drop in rates due to higher consumer demand, but it points out a large source of liquidity that could go to Treasuries if rates were palpable enough.

While most of the participants were, no doubt, very conservative and there was very little evident diversity in the audience, the commitment to America was palpable and large enough to include and transcend our differences.

The solidarity was palpable.

His pleasure was palpable.

Anger was palpable.