Sentence examples for would be palpable from inspiring English sources

The hypocrisy would be palpable.

Her absence from the stage would be palpable.

On the other hand, if it wasn't Flight 447, Purcell knew the disappointment would be palpable.

The risks, as Elizabeth Taylor might have told her, would be palpable, but the rewards might even be a genuine crack at that long-awaited second Oscar.

"In other words, the idea was that you didn't have to get the unemployment rate to a certain number, but you had to get unemployment going in the right direction, and people would feel that, and it would be palpable".

To be fair though only the quattro wagon would offer the same kind of performance as the BMW, because the 1.8T has front-wheel, not four-wheel drive and the handling difference would be palpable.

Seated in the window of her tiny hideaway overlooking a secret orchard in central Ajaccio, Carrington described her earliest hunting memories, "when the late summer shadows lengthened and the excitement of the upcoming fox hunting season would begin to be palpable in the air.

"He would find a white waiter and say, 'Bring me a Scotch and water,' and there would be this palpable gasp from the crowd," said Robert Lipsyte, a former New York Times reporter who helped write Mr. Gregory's 1964 autobiography, "Nigger".

Isn't it strange, then, that there would be any palpable sinking of the heart when you get to the end, when Winston, taken to Room 101 is finally broken by the destruction of his ability to believe for himself; to think for himself, even to perceive for himself?

For some ears the divide between form and matter would have been palpable.

They are places where fear, despair and anger – a pretty potent cocktail, as most prison staff would attest – are palpable.