Sentence examples for palpable intensity from inspiring English sources

Despite the peaceful aura that quickly envelops those who leave their cars behind and hike into the hills, the place has a palpable intensity.

Eddie Olczyk, another member of the Blackhawks and now a commentator, said he sensed a palpable intensity when he skated during warm-ups.

The audience listened with palpable intensity to Mr. Adams's incandescent "Dharma at Big Sur" and to Yo-Yo Ma's impassioned playing in the fitful Cello Concerto by Lutoslawski, which is like some adversarial confrontation between unhinged cellist and orchestra.

After hearing Mr. Wadsworth's "Don Juan" spoken with sublime rhythm and palpable intensity by a heaven-sent ensemble, one dazzled theatergoer needed a silent reading in solitude, free of the distractions a ravishing production affords.

She looks with palpable intensity, notes the distinction between the figures in the foreground and those in the background, closer to Jesus: "The closer they are to us, the less attention they pay him," she notes.

IF you look toward the open kitchen at Café Gray — and you will indeed do that, because the restaurant's exceedingly peculiar layout places the kitchen between you and the view of Central Park — you will almost certainly notice a cherub-faced, gray-haired man with a palpable intensity that outstrips that of any of the other white-clad workers around him.

There is a very particular relationship between dancer and audience in a small space: emotions and expressions are palpable, effort and intensity clear.

He often endows these roles with a louche yet vulnerable complexity, with a sidelong menace, with palpable but diffuse intensity.

His hollow cheeks, his banked intensity, his palpable sense of solemnity and the sheer immensity of his image gave an air of almost desperate urgency to his words.

Sofía Rei, singing in Spanish, invested Neruda's verses with a palpable ardor, her throaty intensity buffeted by gentle counterpoint from the clarinetist Kinan Azmeh.

That same intensity was palpable the following day, in Beckley, W.Va., where thousands of people like Jim Farnsworth, a 32-year-old telephone technician holding his 1-month-old son, turned out for a rally with Mr. Bush.