Sentence examples for palpably clear from inspiring English sources
The phrase "palpably clear" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is very obvious or easily understood. Example: "The instructions were palpably clear, leaving no room for confusion."
It was palpably clear to the audience that Alice, though reclining, was not relaxed.
Republicans may well retort that it represents the cornerstone of a conservative political order, but it is palpably clear that most people simply do not believe them.
Michael Maher, prosecuting, said Reade and Cherry had been in a relationship since 2014 and it was "palpably clear" that Cherry, a mother of three, originally from Fulwood, Lancashire, had "wrestled demons".
Reverend Billy has become one of the bellwethers of a possible renascence of guerrilla theater partly because he has demonstrated how to build such art around local issues that can be made palpably clear and fun to protest.
Those strings of da capo arias poignantly reveal the inner torments of his characters, something Mr. Rader-Shieber and his set and costume designer, David Zinn, make palpably clear.
As they each trot out their stray bits of each other's language, Mr. Williams and Ms. Lynch — who both give enchanting performances — make palpably clear the anguish and frustration of being unable to find even rough words to communicate inchoate feelings.
Ian Rankin once made it clear that he wanted to write "palpably Scottish" fiction, but he didn't become Britain's bestselling male crime writer by appealing solely to the fiefdom of Nicola Sturgeon and Alex Salmond.
The post-convention pattern is clear: Trump's poll numbers are palpably suffering.
It is, in addition, a sonically and palpably present organ tuned for the hall's clear, pure and tactile acoustics.
Last night's protest demanding #JusticeForRash delivers an incredibly clear message that the community here in Dalston is palpably aggrieved at their relentless mistreatment by the local police, which now spans half a century.
In an election palpably denuded of the passion of previous campaigns, supporters say the party's programme outlining "clear alternatives to rusty policies" cannot be given away fast enough.
