But he had passion and energy and a palpable desire to comfort the afflicted.
Maher thanked Jolly, wrapping up the segment as if a resolution had been reached, and the palpable yet silent comfort between the two men crystallized for me what was so tiring about the hour-long march of contrition: Maher's black guests had done much of the work.
But the extra money for the Acela Express bought palpable things: speed, greater comfort and quiet, a full meal, two waiters in tailored blue uniforms and a bathroom big enough to permit a change of clothes.
When I first met Barber, Menotti introduced us at Spoleto in 1974 where I was conducting the European premiere of Menotti's one-act anti-war opera, Tamu-Tamu, and their mutual warmth and comfort were palpable and radiant.
There's a certain comfort that is palpable, at least to me when you hear the record.
There is also here a palpable thirst--for hope, for comfort.
In the shadow of 9/11 legendarily tough New Yorkers, always good in a crisis, now reached an even higher plateau; they had softened into a palpable resolve to give aid and comfort to one another.
She props the playful infant, so relaxed with his dangling legs, on her left knee, elevated for his comfort, and holds him with palpable tenderness.
Gibson's comfort in Northwestern's defense is palpable.
It's delivered with a solicitousness that a souffle never inspires, with an almost palpable understanding that when you request the ultimate kids' comfort food, it has to be done to your very specific childhood satisfaction.
