Sentence examples for A palpable feeling from inspiring English sources

A palpable feeling of reverence is detected among viewers.

There is a palpable feeling of the tension oozing out of campus today.

There is a palpable feeling of hope as Muhammadu Buhari gets set to take the oath of office Friday.

And there was also a palpable feeling that many other technologies were pushing hard against their boundaries.

The apparent pullback created a palpable feeling of relief in South Korea, where many people had been bracing for a showdown.

There is a palpable feeling that old scores are being settled: the death of badgers payback for laws that ended fox hunting with dogs.

Only August's relationships with his late wife and his younger son, Jimmy, are invested with any palpable feeling.

There is a very palpable feeling when you're at a fashion show, when you get that garment that looks so amazing on you, and you feel so good in.

And Andrea Mantegna's close-up portrait of Cardinal Ludovico Trevisan from 1459-60, in which the fierce, square-jawed cleric leans to his right and looks up to his left, projects an especially palpable feeling of a living, contemporary presence.

The drawings' resolutely simple style -- chalky black outlines and milky flat colors painted in gouache -- have a pleasingly palpable feeling of paper and paint, and bring a deadpan quality to the humor.

"And what I mean by that is that there's a very palpable feeling when you're in Madison Square Garden.