Sentence examples similar to a palpably reduced from inspiring English sources

During her Christian Democratic Party conference in December, she bowed to those critics, at least in part, saying that Germany needed to "palpably reduce" its refugee numbers.

By the end, Barack Obama was a palpably stronger candidate.

THERE is a palpably sour mood in France these days.

There is a palpably intense bond between them.

He remains a palpably vivid presence, still provoking thought, still spurring argument, still spreading sublime mischief.

Afterwards a palpably relieved Rix urged against over-optimism.

There is a palpably joyous atmosphere – if your senses manage to adjust.

Whether or not that was meant as an inside joke, it was a palpably human moment, and Mr. Taylor owned it.

A palpably gloomy and openly frustrated mood has begun to creep into Mr. Romney's campaign for president.

Dreams recombine memory fragments, some of which are scary or anxiety-producing, into a palpably alien scenario.

Claude, squirming under an androgynous mop of hair, is negotiating a palpably awkward stage of puberty.