Sentence examples for palpable delight from inspiring English sources

The author's style is perfect for the genre: fast-paced and suspenseful, with a palpable delight in the gross-out.

The likelihood of Baker's proposals becoming policy under the current government must be next to non-existent, but this doesn't appear to interfere with his palpable delight at finding himself back in the political spotlight.

Yet Amirpour never lets a message get in the way of a good tune, taking palpable delight in spinning the reels like a cinematic DJ, keeping the crowd on their toes, wrong-footing their dance moves.

Playing with nimble grace and palpable delight, Mr. Valdés finesses some beloved Cuban boleros, a few sprightly originals and, in a nod to the setting, the Bill Evans classic "Waltz for Debby".

Yet it was with palpable delight yesterday when I put aside these concerns to listen to Soulwax's take on a track from the new Tame Impala album, "Let it Happen".

The delight is palpable.

They exuded a palpable sense of armed delight.

There, delight was palpable as skaters circled and scraped in the cold night, keeping good pace and singing, too, with the Marvelettes' recording of "Please Mr. Postman".

During an obstacle called the Body Prop, in which a competitor was visibly shaking from exertion as he held his body precariously pressed between two parallel panels, Gbaja-Biamila yelled, "Don't go downstairs and answer the door for lactic acid!" His delight feels palpable and genuine, though it could just be another stellar performance.

To get a palpable sense of this delight, which was at the very core of Muir's life, it would be helpful to supplement Worster's account with another new book, ­Nature's Beloved Son: Rediscovering John Muir's Botanical Legacy, by Bonnie J. Gisel, with images by Stephen J. Joseph (Heyday Books, $45).

There is a palpable sense of Frisell's delight at being in the company of a man who is not only his teacher and mentor but also a heroic stylist, capable of announcing his presence with a single note.