Sentence examples for was palpable to from inspiring English sources
The hatred they felt for former slaves was palpable to Union officers who pressed into the South during the war.
The contrast as the residents gathered at the local synagogue was palpable to El Ad a short drive away.
The Feldmans had been married 53 years, and Mr. Feldman's grief was palpable to friends who knew him as a buoyant, resilient personality.
The magic in the air was palpable to the point where you could almost grab it with your hand.
By which I think he meant, "I used to feel like I was part of something because your leadership and presence was palpable to me".
For him, space is palpable, to be observed and felt.
The sense that it is the work that kept the artist sane is palpable to the viewer.
The sense of ferment is palpable to both progressives and conservatives within the Church, who use after-hours interviews to push debate in the direction they desire.
That's no longer the case under Nadella, and the change is palpable to anyone paying attention.
There are too many books written on this topic for me to spend many words on this, and at any rate this acceleration is palpable to those of us living in the modern first world.
