It exudes a palpable impatience.
They exuded a palpable sense of armed delight.
At the Romney campaign headquarters in Boston, his advisers exuded a palpable sense of relief and a growing air of confidence after surviving the first phase of artillery from Mr. Obama's team in Chicago.
This Raymond exuded a palpable air, almost a kind of glow, of determination, of what the century termed Will, about him, the lingering positive effect, perhaps, of having survived a fever that nearly killed him and brought an end to his relations with Horace Greeley.
(Holden) 'SAVING FACE' (R, 91 minutes) The amiable romantic comedy examines the lives of three generations of Chinese-Americans living in New York exudes a palpable love for its characters but ends up betraying its hard-headedness with instant, feel-good solutions to their problems.
Instead, they exude a palpable and evocative pastness, a beckoning vinyl scent.
Bierko, who has a strong, square jaw and a wink in his eye, exudes a palpable predatory musk.
Widely hailed as the album that dragged the underground icons aboveground and spawned legions of flannel-clad guitar experimentalists, "Daydream Nation" still exudes a palpable whiff of revolution.
Throughout her 10-year career she has acted with a mesmeric naturalism, exuding a palpable intimacy; you watch and feel as if you're tumbling along with her.
He really does exude a palpable stillness, responding to questions with several seconds' thought before speaking; his standard expression is an amiable smile.
Ms. Cornish (the young Australian actress who was so gripping in "Somersault") exudes a palpable discomfort in her confusing, underwritten role.
