Sentence examples for palpably concerned from inspiring English sources
Made by the documentarian Daniel Junge and the Liberian journalist Siatta Scott Johnson with Ms. Johnson Sirleaf's approval, the film is not just on her side; it's palpably concerned for her safety as it follows her through confrontations with angry army veterans and rubber-plantation workers.
Lahore, after all, is the Punjabi capital and Pakistan's cultural heart, a place of sophistication far removed from the country's lawless frontiers, where extremism tends to have its breeding ground.Yet the concern was palpably not for the Ahmadi victims.
But though Scibona is a deft and intricate plotter, the weight of his interest palpably lies with his characters' inner lives, and with the sense they make of those large and unashamedly modernist concerns: death, history, the composition of the self.
Jefferson terms the sultan's actions "palpably against reason". In September, he addresses the concerns of the mayor of New York City and the governor of South Carolina that free blacks expelled from Guadeloupe by the French will be landed onto American shores.
Recent polls have indicated a decisive majority in favour of remaining in the union, despite other surveys earlier in the summer suggesting that the race was tightening, and in Scotstoun, the mood is palpably no to independence, with local people raising concerns about currency, taxes and jobs.
In continental Europe and throughout South America, where privacy concerns run white hot and governments and citizens are still palpably frustrated by revelations of US surveillance of businesses and consumers, there are calls for encryption everywhere.
Not completely, but palpably.
That would be palpably unjust.
They were palpably happy.
