Sentence examples for palpable eagerness from inspiring English sources

So Ms. Roberts's palpable eagerness on Tuesday had a back story.

Perhaps its only lingering effect is the staff's palpable eagerness to please.

The palpable eagerness of the students of the Manhattan School of Music chorus was matched by their disciplined and full-bodied singing.

All that palpable eagerness could be sloppy and annoying, but Mr. Cavanagh makes it so engaging and likable that his show's loopy premise becomes believable enough.

"Masterpieces of the Russian Underground" (which concludes with a final concert tomorrow afternoon) is bursting with ideas, with a palpable eagerness to introduce the audience to an area of music that's of vital importance to the people making it.

But these days Dr. Wilson — a courtly man with a touch of an Alabama drawl and a palpable eagerness to comment on even casually encountered flora and fauna — is more likely to be hailed as the nation's leading advocate for biodiversity and an all-around eco hero.

Never did so many people shut up so fast as the audience sat down with a palpable whoosh in its eagerness to hear Mr. Lang one more time.

As they are ushered onto the field, their eagerness is palpable.

His eagerness to move on was palpable.

The atmosphere in the room, as the night went on, was of the usual comedy-club eagerness to laugh coupled with a palpable joy at what could be laughed about.

And Mr. Bush's eagerness and excitement about the journey ahead were palpable as he discussed such matters as the desk he had selected for the Oval Office.