Sentence examples for palpable from the from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

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

The rally started out peacefully, with many women and children in the crowd, but the hostility between the rival camps was palpable from the start.

On the day of this fieldtrip, the enthusiasm was palpable from both the scientists and the students.

Wills' intimacy and connection with the queens, palpable from behind the camera, is among the defining features of Black Divaz, which spools out equally as an interrogation of Indigeneity in LGBTQI communities and of queerness in Indigenous communities.

Wills' intimacy and connection with the queens, palpable from behind the camera, is among the defining features of Black Divaz, which spools out equally as an interrogation of Indigeneity in LGBTQ communities and of queerness in Indigenous communities.

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

The day after the Giants lost to the Philadelphia Eagles last week, there was palpable anger from the players, a genuine frustration over an opportunity lost.