Sentence examples for palpable from from inspiring English sources

With Ms. Pieke, though, he said the electricity was palpable from the start.

Here the heave of good will was palpable from both sides.

IN Donald Margulies's most recent play, "Time Stands Still", the emotional tension is palpable from the start.

In the Bartok, pride of ownership was palpable, from the gripping hush that opened the work to the joyous shout of its conclusion.

The excitement of the crowd was palpable from the moment Marion rose to the podium to take up his gavel at 7 o'clock.

Albert himself, played by James Gilchrist, is gawkily loveable, though the bitterness and resentment that lurk behind his apparent naivety are palpable from the off.

Her rare intensity has long emitted a palpable spark from the stage.

9 45: An even more palpable hit from Mr Obama: Mr McCain likes to pretend the war started in 2007.

And there is a palpable sense from top ministers in the central government of what seems to be a bad case of "Mamata fatigue".

Indeed, across Europe, where the threat of a double-dip recession remains palpable, governments from Germany to Greece are slashing public outlays.

Mr. Medvedev had developed a circle of supporters during his presidency, and there was palpable disappointment from those people on Saturday.