Sentence examples for generate a palpable from inspiring English sources

"In a Dark Dark House" is full of strong lines, and also of LaBute's signature subversive moves, which generate a palpable sense of paranoia and unease.

Put that image on a T-shirt, along with the words "I Love Lloyd Dobler," and you're likely to generate a palpable response from strangers.

He and Ms. Rubin-Vega generate a palpable heat and a true sense of revived affection in their single scene together.

Even now, recuperating from illness, he had an exactness, a scrupulousness of mental focus, that generated a palpable tension.

In lending his support to Scottish independence, Noam Chomsky generated a palpable buzz among yes activists: "Noam" even started to trend among Glasgow's twitterati.

Clemens' 92 mile-an-hour fastball generated a palpable tension on the field, bringing all of the Mets to the top step of their third base dugout and stirring instant ill feeling between the teams.

But among government leaders in Berlin and Paris, where many of Europe's most important decisions are made, Mario Draghi, the governor of the Bank of Italy, generates a palpable lack of enthusiasm.

Residents dressed in jerseys and face paint were were eating, drinking, chanting and generating a palpable energy.

But I feel our future is bright". The city's revolutionary pedigree has generated a palpable sense of entitlement.

We believe that oxalate could have initiated tumor formation although they never generated a palpable, fully developed tumor probably because the immune system response was sufficient to destroy these cells.

Osama bin Laden's death has generated a swell of palpable emotion across the nation and especially here in New York City.