Sentence examples for palpable good from inspiring English sources

Love at first sight might be overstating things, but not much can match, in my book, the palpable good cheer of a local at the weekend's start – and it's happening in here.

Ms. Brightwater, who calls herself a psychic, healer and medicine woman, and who owns a Native American crafts gallery in Queens, applies the New Age healing techniques she has used on crystals for three decades to transfer what she claims is palpable "good energy" to her water and those who drink it.

By contrast with the business-school vapor of "Time Out," the manufacture of palpable goods by the sweaty labor of men and women stands at the center of Olivier Assayas's lovely epic, "Les Destinées".

The excitement about this agreement is palpable, for good reason.

Clinical response was evaluated by the decrease in tumour volume, complete response (no palpable mass), good partial response (decrease of tumour volume >50%), poor partial response (decrease of tumour volume <50%) and no response (no changes in tumour volume or tumour progression).

But there was a palpable feel-good factor around the literary festival.

The high that morning was palpable--good vibes lost on the few lifers still milling about, seemingly too high to know or care about what went down. .

The metaphor was almost too palpable: America is good at many things.

But, she added, his passion is palpable, and in both good times and bad, he never lost sight of his mission.

The public good was palpable: We were very much a society bound together by mutual needs and common threats.

In his philosophy, there is room for sentiment, and in this book he makes good and evil palpable, and palpably intertwined.