Sentence examples similar to palpably affected from inspiring English sources
With butterfly net and specimen jars figuratively poised, Ms. Kingsolver plunges into a three-section story set in southern Appalachia, where the choices made by human characters are palpably seen to affect everything around them.
Yet the very fact that ordinary people feel they can protest, and are affected daily and palpably by the toxic waste, might prove one of the biggest threats to the Party's hegemony on power.
#: number of horses affected; *: tortuous, palpably enlarged; - not observed.
Ms. Frittoli, a soprano with a native's feeling for Italianate vocal style, gave an affecting and palpably involved performance.
What might seem to many economists to be "mere" transfers of jobs can still palpably change real people's lives by affecting their wage earnings, physical health, and psychological well-being (e.g., Moyle and Parkes 1999).
Buy from Amazon.co.ukTHE real message of Stephen Ellis's history of the African National Congress (ANC) in exile painfully and palpably obvious between the lines is how the conspiratorial past affects the ruling party to the present day.
Trump himself palpably has no regard for democracy.
Not completely, but palpably.
That would be palpably unjust.
