Sentence examples for palpably declined from inspiring English sources
As her memory palpably declined, food seemed like one of the few variables she could control.
As the old man palpably declines, an urgency sets in.
When it came to specific claims about his own conduct, he stiffened and, palpably defensive, declined to go into details.
Afterward, Correa's enthusiasm for accepting Snowden declined palpably.
It was a marginal but palpably correct decision.
And what is palpably in decline is surely something quintessentially male, bound up with all kinds of things: the idea of the band as a macho gang; leather jackets; callow youths in guitar shops playing Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven.
For a man who regards himself so highly to be continually trapped and hurt by a willing but predictable assailant – the same fighter whom Khan dropped then outpointed four years ago – is so palpably evidence of the first signs of decline that for Mayweather to pretend otherwise is slightly worrying.
The decline can be felt most palpably in the program premise for the recent meeting of the International Congress of Maritime Museums in Lisbon, Portugal, which read as follows: "The face of the maritime landscape has changed and there is no longer a self-evident presence of the maritime experience in modern life".
Not completely, but palpably.
