"The level of fear coming from Bravo, MediaWorks and Sloane – who has taken on a PR company as reputation management, the first smart thing she's done in a while – is palpable, and rightly so," Greive wrote.
While the frustration was palpable, the tone remained respectful the entire time.
In the end, Mr. Kurson makes their destruction palpable while also capturing the era of the U-boat threat with chilling authenticity.
Mr. Eldard, who brings layers of complication to his character, makes Jimmy's vulnerability palpable, while Ms. Hennessy shows you her character's carelessness and opportunism.
As they brush by, occasionally pausing to touch a shoulder or lean on someone's back while expelling a palpable breath, the action bubbles up, swirls and dissipates.
But while there is palpable frustration with the ruling gerontocracy, there are also long memories of the 1990s, when 200,000 people died in the bloody suppression of an Islamist revolt.
Camilla had a 20-year-old Miss J. Austen as a subscriber, and Burney's influence on Pride and Prejudice is palpable, while another legacy was an astonishing and harrowing description of a mastectomy performed without anaesthetic.
And the psychological toll in the area is almost palpable: While people here read about an upswing in other parts of the state and country, they look around their blocks and see friends out of work, shuttered stores and vacant lots.
Knowledge of specific aspects of mammography revealed that most of the respondents 301 (76.6%) knew that mammography can detect early stage breast cancer before it is palpable, while minority, 78 (19.8%) knew that mammography is more beneficial in women 50 years and older.
