Sentence examples for palpable glee from inspiring English sources

Later, when McAfee described an algorithm that could accurately predict the market value of a bottle of wine using only a few, mostly weather-based variables, there was an almost palpable glee about how "a good, old-fashioned equation," in McAfee's words, could replace the "refined palate" of "some alleged expert".

To assess what politicians and pundits really feel, note their palpable glee, rather than grief, when they recount horrific details of atrocities for which they can blame Muslims.

"What are the odds?" she said with still-palpable glee.

The palpable interest and glee around his every Augusta move this week has offered evidence of why golf is a better place with Woods around.

Cooke's glee is palpable: the shot on the final page, of Parker in a rumpled suit silhouetted by the sign for the Cal-Neva Lodge, with a rotary-dial telephone booth in the foreground, is so perfect, all it needs is for Henry Mancini to rise from his grave to score it.

Still, a loss would have been devastating to the Cowboys, and their relief and glee Sunday were palpable.

(Next up: "Mother Courage".) If the company has a signature in performance, it is an electricity that pulses through each and every production, the kind of palpable sizzle that comes from glee and gall.

So as Kate recounts to the Doctor how she escaped the Zygons, the glee on Jemma Redgrave's face is palpable as she reels off her father's famous catchphrase: "Five rounds, rapid".

It sounded like a silly, Eeny meeny, dib-dib-dib decision – Diane Abbott had already tried, so had McDonnell, so it must be Corbyn's turn – but the glee in McDonnell's voice was palpable.

Roche's glee in goading the feminist establishment is palpable.

Though Mr. Boyle sends up Ty's countercultural excesses with his usual sardonic glee, he also manages to make the psychological underpinnings of his fervor palpable and real.