Sentence examples for palpable emotion from inspiring English sources

Whatever it is, she offers the only palpable emotion in the controlled wastes of "The Canyons".

This major judicial step took place in an atmosphere of intense, palpable emotion.

"Marty says, 'Thank you,' " Mr. Edward told Mrs. Spector, in a moment of palpable emotion.

In its restraint, its symbolism, and its palpable emotion, González's silence was a remarkable piece of political expression.

I will always remember this melancholy night; the palpable emotion on the ward; every tear shed and every supportive word spoken.

She also has appealing stage presence, and brought palpable emotion to her portrayal of the tormented Aida, an Ethiopian princess held captive in Egypt, torn between love of her homeland and passion for Radamès, the leader of the Egyptian forces.

William Christie and Les Arts Florissants have no rivals in this repertory, and in this note-perfect revival a polished cast — most notably, Ed Lyon as Atys, Anna Reinhold as Cybèle and Emmanuelle de Negri as Sangaride — gave nuanced performances that made this mythical tale, based on Ovid, seem rooted in believable (and palpable) emotions.

Fear and loathing toward African Americans and white civil rights advocates in the hatred-steeped communities in neighboring Mississippi were real and palpable emotions.

Indeed, the album is packed with songs, written by Beck and members of his current band, in which outrage at various political and social targets is palpable, emotions made all the more visceral by the scorching guitar work that's been a hallmark of his music since he took over the lead guitar post in British Invasion band the Yardbirds from one Eric Clapton.

However, the real distinguishing feature of the Event was the palpable emotions exhibited by individuals who had traveled to the Capitol simply to be a part of history, to be part of, to bear witness to an historical event that can never again be achieved: namely, the ascendancy of the first African-American to hold the power and title of commander-in-chief.

Secure in all but her most stratospheric vaults, Ms. Gutierrez went straight to the heart of what makes bel canto repertory work: beautiful sound and inventive embellishment, made to render emotion palpable.