Sentence examples for palpable sign from inspiring English sources

They came under intense pressure from, among others, Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, to meet and so offer a palpable sign that tensions are easing.

The farm, which is returning land overgrown with invasive vines and weeds to pasture and fields of fruits and vegetables, is the most palpable sign of the manor's rebirth.

At the same time, Ejiofor has the modern actor's ability to isolate key phrases so that his insatiate demand for "the ocular proof" of infidelity becomes a palpable sign of dementia.

But as Kenya prepares to mark a year since the deadly Westgate mall attack in Nairobi, shoppers are few and far between and business is slack – a palpable sign of the economic impact of the biggest terror attack in the region in 15 years.

The police wearing the counterterrorism jackets at protests are perhaps the most palpable sign of the agency's transformation since 2001.

Coming on the heals of Dudamel's expressively nuanced L.A. Phil production of Mozart's "Così fan Tutte" at Walt Disney Concert Hall in May, this "Cav" and "Pag" double bill, no matter how hastily put together, proved a palpable sign of a young conductor's rapid operatic ascendancy.

In several places around Benghazi, there were palpable signs that Western "assistance" was active on the ground.

EARLIER this month, as Westchester's office market showed palpable signs of making a comeback, Altria Group, the parent company of Kraft Foods, announced that it would vacate its 560,000-square-foot building in Rye Brook and put it up for sale.

As the wrangling continued, and with no palpable signs of progress, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, who had already left Bali for East Timor, was forced to return to rescue the deal from disaster.

But even as investors took heart in palpable signs that the government was preparing to dole out more medicine for the ailing economy, a number of economists cautioned that the pain itself was still unfolding, with its ultimate magnitude far from known.

For such solutions to be effective assumes the following: Potential killers all exhibit distinct and palpable neon-signs of a mental disorder (the words "schizophrenia", "autism", and "psychotic" were repeatedly used in Tuesday's hearing).