Sentence examples similar to palpably impacts from inspiring English sources
Sight and sound create a visceral impact, palpably conveying the bright sterility of the World State where "everybody belongs to everybody", family is abhorred, conformity is behaviourally programmed and happiness chemically achieved by daily drugs.
It made some impact but the situation was palpably on a knife-edge and descended into lawlessness 15 minutes from full-time.
The crowd's hostility impacted on the players, and debutant Norman Biggs was "palpably nervous" at the start of the match.
Although Debt and My Father's Wars are very different kinds of books, they share one import feature: they both demonstrate quite palpably how the forces of history or of debt -- abstract forces -- have a real impact on our everyday lives.
Not completely, but palpably.
That would be palpably unjust.
A government impact assessment concluded that probably the same number of union members would continue to affiliate, which McNicol said was "so inaccurate as to be palpably absurd".
They were palpably happy.
Yesterday they were palpably crowing.
