Sentence examples for a palpable enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

A palpable enthusiasm, tinged with determination, is marked by her business-like references to her father by his name.

When all five musicians played together, the smiles on their faces conveyed a palpable enthusiasm and a sense that there was nothing they would rather be doing.

It does so with staged readings of the livelier passages (not, I emphasize, re-creations of them), period footage and insightful commentators (including the Irish novelists Colum McCann and Edna O'Brien), not to mention humor and a palpable enthusiasm.

The antagonism seemed to melt away, replaced by a palpable enthusiasm for a new openness from the United States and hopes of improved relations for Washington with Venezuela and Cuba, which emerged as a core issue here.

As the Iowa Caucuses kick off the 2012 Presidential Election season in earnest, there is a palpable enthusiasm gap for voters on both sides of the aisle.

I rack my brain for a suitable response and respond with palpable enthusiasm.

On another level, the "12th man" represents the fans' palpable enthusiasm that creates a tipping point to the 11-man professional sports team, generating win after win.

He has now read "Ulysses" six times.With his rich Irish intonation and palpable enthusiasm, he makes an ideal guide.

Right now, a little boy of about seven is eyeing it with palpable enthusiasm.

For many years, the Apple co-founder was the fulcrum that made these events work: His enigmatic nature coupled with his almost palpable enthusiasm for the devices gave the presentations a special sort of luster.

I meet McGinn in her airy classroom in Montgomery Village, a suburb of Washington, D.C. She's taught all day and supervised a hectic one-hour rehearsal, but she's running on palpable enthusiasm.