Sentence examples for was very palpable from inspiring English sources

'The power coming from them was very palpable.

The effect the man had on their lives was very palpable".

It was in the early mid-'70s, the style and the whole glamor of L.A. was very palpable.

The paint was very palpable and objective; there was no real texture or impasto to it but it had a material presence.

"We were on the other end of that pressure, and it was very palpable and very ugly," Sangeeta Tripathi said to me in the kitchen of her parents' home.

The chemistry was very palpable.

Postage, of course, is very palpable: you need it to mail in the bills.

"I'm trying to bring up a sensibility, through color and form, that's very palpable, but which probably means different things to different people," she said in an interview.

It has a mystical feel, and the history there is very palpable.

Nevertheless, eight years after the demise of Lehman Brothers, the effects of the recession on the way Americans live is very palpable.

"The thirst for my book to be a memoir rather than fiction was very powerful and palpable," he said.