Sentence examples for make a palpable from inspiring English sources

Together, they make a palpable family legacy: one part bitter, one part sweet, all worth remembering.

This morning's poll shows that a change of leader might offer the Lib Dems an electoral dividend that could make a palpable difference.

I want them to want to make a palpable difference to the lives they cross.

Senator Shaheen is proof that women in office make a palpable difference.

The changes have already made a palpable difference.

It was as if the collective on the night – that encompasses the squad, the supporters and the security personnel – made a palpable effort to reignite some feelgood factor.

The ceremony, in some measure Franco-centric by dint of being held in Paris, made a palpable effort to reach out to other countries that lost hundreds of thousands of people.

Mrs. Obama's choice of Mr. Maxwell on Tuesday follows her decision to wear a dress by another young designer who is relatively new to her public wardrobe: Christian Siriano, whose blue frock made a palpable splash at the Democratic National Convention as supporting actor to her powerful speech.

Yet it didn't think it fit to spend an infinitesimal $14 million on a thriving program that makes a palpable difference in the lives of children desperately in need of help.

Having a 50/50 Board and Executive Team at Red Robin, plus women in two of our three most senior field operations roles, has made a palpable difference in our talent pipeline.

The community life, prayers and work make God a palpable reality to the monks, drawing them into a relationship of sustained intimacy with Jesus, Father Hohl said, adding, "You learn about these truths: the need for God, the grace it is to worship God, to serve him, to sing to him".