Sentence examples for palpably less from inspiring English sources
The pattern here is just the opposite: The questions are getting palpably less intelligible.
Palpably less enchanted by the encroaching American are the brothers' discreetly anti-Semitic mother, her pious second husband and their impressionable little monster-in-training son.
But Katmandu remained in the grip of rambunctious demonstrations all day, though the mood was palpably less menacing than in previous days.
The other student was talking about writing an essay on women and comedy when she found herself saying that she saw plenty of her Columbia classmates become palpably less amusing, less willing to be funny, when -- and here her smoky voice made itself small and weaselly-girlish -- they found themselves in the preliminary stages of courtship.
I (sherrylessly) prophesy that a couple of books of Amis's will be in the electronic Oxford Companion in 2209, and – less palpably – his voice, that unmistakable "Amism" – will have left a lasting, tonal, impression on British fiction.
Both the black and white characters seem to be schlepping reams of statistics and talking points around with them as the story unfolds, resulting in a play peopled less by palpably real characters than by amateur lecturers.
What once seemed more or less impossible - their pro-tection - now seems obviously and palpably inconceivable.
Sometimes the inclusive attraction is played less positively, as when Gaby's evil uncle Rudi is palpably aroused at the chance to torture Solo (after Victoria is called away and left unable to "finish him off").
This is rare among great artists, who palpably comprehend the absurdities of displacing reality with artifice, even as they do no less.
Not completely, but palpably.
