They may be hidden behind cameras and divided at all times by a white rule, but there is a palpable bond.
Since becoming the London Symphony's principal conductor in 2007, he has formed a palpable bond with the accomplished players, who were with him all the way during this visceral, glittering and organic account of the teeming Seventh.
He's a chef who's just opened his own restaurant, and the couple, who have a palpable bond, share parenting of three young children.
Damon goes on to discuss the "palpable bond" that exists between the audience and the athletes, "forming a distinctive stew of sympathy and suffering that has lasting effects for both parties".
Mr. Duffy and his partners believe this creates an even more palpable, resonant bonding experience.
I was less persuaded by the idea of making the Volscians plain-speaking north country folk and Hadley Fraser as Aufidius slightly overplays the palpable homoerotic bond he has with Coriolanus: it's all there in the text and I see Aufidius, even when the hero changes sides, retaining a guarded watchfulness.
The frictions and bonds are palpable, and the subject seems evergreen as Tevye frets about changing traditions he is powerless to control.
And, behind it all, money lurks — too pervasive to be a symbol of anything, yet always a symbol of everything; magical in its combination of the absolutely palpable and the intrinsically metaphorical; bond of all bonds and agent of divorce.
Their bond was palpable, she said; they seemed "fused together".
While Sharp's back remained to Chen, leaving physical interaction at a minimum, a deep aural bond was palpable between the two as the piece grew increasingly schizophrenic.
And Sarpong was right, the feeling of bonding was palpable.
