Sentence examples similar to palpable gratitude from inspiring English sources

Morata describes the 39-year-old goalkeeper, who recently played his 1,000th game, as like a father, the gratitude palpable, and insists Buffon sought to protect and toughen him.

As with other victims' relatives who were interviewed, there was a palpable sense of gratitude in Mr. Gerhardt's voice for the effort to identify his son's remains.

I found myself fighting back tears -- tears of pride in my daughter and her friends and this community, yes, but I was also struck by a palpable wave of gratitude for those who had made such a day possible, each strong and vulnerable person -- gay, trans, or queer -- who had persevered against ignorance and discrimination to live openly and honestly as himself/herself/theirself/zirself.

The sense of relief and gratitude is palpable among business owners in West Yellowstone.

It leaves us with a sense of blessing, and the unspoken but palpable command to achieve gratitude in what remains of our days on earth.

There is no palpable relief, no bubbling, desperate gratitude.

Her gratitude is as palpable as her dignity.

Its music-hall bounce and descending chords recall "Penny Lane," but the melody sails toward Beach Boys-like vocal harmonies and a playful closing chorale, and the gratitude in the lyrics is palpable.

Her gratitude for the support was palpable and her ask of us was simple: tell people thank you and get me out of here.

The gratitude he and the cast feel is palpable.

The love and gratitude felt by the Sikhs of Medford is palpable.