Sentence examples for palpable mood from inspiring English sources

One reason "Cabin Fever," which opens today nationwide, sustains such a palpable mood of foreboding until the end is that it stays away from the supernatural and makes minimal use of cheap shock effects.

Shot in just over a month in early 2008 at Shepperton Studios in Britain (where Ridley Scott, Tony Scott's brother, made "Alien"), "Moon" evokes a palpable mood of isolation and paranoia that its creators say was not too difficult to conjure up.

Blank does a marvelous job of placing the audience in the jungle; Herzog's morphing into his own version of Fitzcarraldo may drive the film, but the many shots of monkeys and animals and the land create a palpable mood.

Heilemann and Halperin, however, are after something more palpable than mood: they are creating an account of the election in which its pressures tunnel inward, in which tension mounts and the candidates' strength of character is revealed.

By the time a press pack several times the normal size crowded on to the senator's plane to take him to the next race in New Hampshire on Tuesday morning, there was a palpable new mood of respect among some of those charting his chances against Clinton.

"Black Flowers," Ms. Skarpetowska's new Chopin piece, provides a palpable shift in mood.

Yet once the caravan moved on to Paris, there was a palpable lightening of mood.

Still, the mood was palpable.

The change in the city's mood is palpable.

Still the improvement in consumer mood is palpable even here.

Less obvious, but no less palpable, was the changed mood of the travelers.