Sentence examples for was really palpable from inspiring English sources

It was really palpable".

Although I didn't visualize any faces, the collective presence was really palpable.

"It occurred to us how while 'internet music' is often discussed like this apathetic and decadent community, it was really palpable how important those cultures were to the people who gathered there," Herndon says, "and how in a way it had assumed some political significance to these people, abstracted from its origins in the English speaking world".

"And the big thing, of course," Mr. Cagle added, "is that the influence of Clooney on all of these guys is really palpable".

I came to Philly not only because of the quality of the team and the organization, but also the fans, the passion -- it's really palpable in that city.

It was actually not a grand room but you could tell the importance of the room and it had this vibe of like... something had been nurtured there that was really so palpable but it seemed completely abandoned or... like the town didn't know what to do with the legacy of it or the old building.

There was a really palpable sense that what people were reading directly helped them think about things they were seeing and living through". Over the course of these sessions, however, Allen came to a painful realization.

"The way they embraced each other at their victory speech in 2008, seeing them in that moment with thousands of people around them and yet, there was this really palpable privacy and intimacy between just the two of them," he said.

When you look at a finished painting, do you see a more compressed, singular image, or is that sense of time still really palpable for you?

"I will tell you this: Its first concert we had in the fall, the sense of excitement among the people who came and the sense of energy around starting this ensemble was palpable and really fantastic," Bronstein says.

Mr. Kerry, for his part, came away with a mixed impression: "I thought there was an authenticity and a level of pain and hurt and anger that was powerful, palpable, that really was very moving," but that their message was not yet ready to take to a wider audience, he says.