Sentence examples for a palpable affection from inspiring English sources

His son is scheduled for a deployment to Iraq this year, and he has a palpable affection for Barack Obama.

Abrams has always been a fan first, and there's a palpable affection in his staging of scenes that recall the varied alien wildlife of Tatooine's Mos Eisley Cantina.

What the two titles share besides production values is a palpable affection for the past -- a retro theme that prevails in many of this season's most interesting books of photography.

Engstrom stages each scene in the making of the Julian Marsh show-within-the-show, "Pretty Lady," with a palpable affection.

Ms. Dukakis's Mother Courage is more of a mother than usual, a woman with palpable affection for the three children she keeps in harness (literally, since they pull her cart).

Ellis's palpable affection lends a pleasing glow to his profile of Adams, which is why "Passionate Sage" is his best book, even if subsequent ones won the awards.

The week's documentary pick is Jim: The James Foley Story (Dogwoof, 15), a portrait of the Isis-slain American photojournalist assembled with palpable affection and dedication by friends and family.

And yet, it's beautifully done, with palpable affection for the songs, airy whimsy and perhaps a hint of mischief.

That's a shame, because his learned and affable spirit pervades this show, directed with palpable affection by Charlotte Moore.

He says this with palpable affection.

Pamela Moller Kareman has directed the production with palpable affection.