Sentence examples for was palpable when from inspiring English sources

It was palpable when Mr Corbyn made his first speech as leader to his party today.

Marshall raised her gloves but her despondency was palpable when the referee raised the hand of her most persistent tormentor.

Her despair was palpable when Romeo leaves Juliet's bedroom, her long arms hanging limp beside a huddled upper body.

But the crowd swooned as Stoudemire drove hard for an early dunk attempt, and the disappointment was palpable when he was instead fouled at the rim.

Still, the discomfort was palpable when Ms. Klaus started the workshop by asking participants to pair off and tell each other "three things you're proud of".

While Romney was not mentioned by name, his presence – and that of his tax returns – was palpable when the president dove into his message of economic fairness with a call for higher taxes on wealthy Americans.

But the frost is palpable when some villagers grill Donna and Louise on their IVF plans.

This hunger for leadership is palpable when compared with the way Rowan Williams was regarded.

The relief is palpable when nobody answers and he can slot a leaflet through the letterbox.

The excitement, fear and awe the Wright brothers must have felt is palpable when you're up in the air.

The tension had been palpable when we had come upon the tracks in the slanting light of dawn.