"Marty says, 'Thank you,' " Mr. Edward told Mrs. Spector, in a moment of palpable emotion.
Osama bin Laden's death has generated a swell of palpable emotion across the nation and especially here in New York City.
The premiere left the cavernous 1,200 capacity Eccles Theater in a state of palpable emotion, no one quite as misty-eyed as director Har'el, who took a beat onstage hand in hand with Jupe before calling up cast and crew including fka Twigs, Clifton Collins, Byron Bowers and Martin Starr.
The noise inside the stadium had built steadily in the hours before kick-off, from a deep rumbling of palpable emotion to an anthem that shook the foundations.
This major judicial step took place in an atmosphere of intense, palpable emotion.
In its restraint, its symbolism, and its palpable emotion, González's silence was a remarkable piece of political expression.
She also has appealing stage presence, and brought palpable emotion to her portrayal of the tormented Aida, an Ethiopian princess held captive in Egypt, torn between love of her homeland and passion for Radamès, the leader of the Egyptian forces.
While not a night of laughter, the sight of Dave at his desk, speaking with such palpable emotion about his city and feelings of loss, might have been the most striking argument for going through the motions anyone had ever made.
Whatever it is, she offers the only palpable emotion in the controlled wastes of "The Canyons".
I will always remember this melancholy night; the palpable emotion on the ward; every tear shed and every supportive word spoken.
