Sentence examples for palpable appreciation from inspiring English sources

From these contradictions, of course, would emerge the magic of Flaubert's art, but Mr. Wall fails to give the reader a palpable appreciation of that alchemy or the works it produced.

This Inauguration Day was steeped in history and in a palpable appreciation for the symbolism of continuity that seemed more valuable and indeed more durable than ever after one of the nation's most tumultuous elections.

The reader comes away with little palpable appreciation of what the different versions suggest about Shakespeare's larger philosophical vision or how variations in language affect the meaning of the actual plays.

Their episodic takes on Back to the Future and Jurassic Park were flawed but respectfully atmospheric, evidencing a palpable appreciation of the source material. .

Their episodic takes on Back to the Future and Jurassic Park were flawed but respectfully atmospheric, evidencing a palpable appreciation of the source material.

In another of this film's many nods to the power of women, this ode to the existentially singular role of motherhood completely hushed the audience; there was a palpable level of appreciation for this film, which was clearly emerging as much more then an action-adventure flick.

I know that appreciation can be palpable in surprisingly small ways.

Their appreciation for America is palpable, inspiring.

By the end of our two hours together, there was a palpable feeling of trust and mutual appreciation, of connection.

It was clear before the Rufus Wainwright show that many people at the Tea Room would be attending the performance and the shared appreciation for the singer was palpable.

She said, with palpable emotion, "I accept this award on behalf of Henry with deep appreciation for the Academy.