Sentence examples for more palpably from inspiring English sources

Films begin more palpably, if still tenuously.

People looking at each other are more palpably in love than those in each other's arms.

Still, the challenge of the new silence remains, and nowhere more palpably than in the fields of language and literature.

American audiences also show their enthusiasm far more palpably: entrance applause for the stars; near-obligatory standing ovations.

This year, the sense of political disquiet and agitation is again in the air, and yet more palpably.

The blob of blue goo with one eye and Seth Rogen's voice is more palpably, quiveringly slimy.

Ever since she went into business Chanel has, when forced, expressed opinions which were illuminating, sensible, subversive, contrary to all precedent, and what was even more annoying which palpably paid.

Azarenka still seems edgier, more earnest and palpably hungrier for success.

When the conversation moves on to football, however, he is palpably more relaxed.

Here in the salon, however, Mac's appeal is palpably more intimate.

Since the financial crisis, China has been palpably more assertive across issues from economic policy to human rights.