Sentence examples for palpable passion from inspiring English sources

He is never less than solid, yet the players seldom respond to him with palpable passion.

The music, performed with palpable passion by Opus 21, is texturally spare and largely slow-moving.

That transported me to Ferdowsi Square, on June 18, and a woman who, with palpable passion, told me: "This land is my land".

He is a barrister with a palpable passion for pro bono work and lowering the barriers to access to justice for those who could not otherwise afford professional legal advice.

Eric Bentley persuasively argues that its real theme is homosexuality and that the power struggle is inherently erotic: a reading given substance by the echoes of the relationship between Rimbaud and Verlaine and by the middle-aged Shlink's palpable passion for his younger rival.

By redefining the music that inspires him, his palpable passion oozes from the speaker in sensual waves of sonic bliss.

Friends and family point out he had a steady job and girlfriend, and cite his passion for music and a palpable love of life.

In its intensity, in the palpable love between performer and audience, in its passion, in its earnestness, in its straightforwardness — in its politics, even! — this was the rhetorical equivalent of a Bruce Springsteen concert.

In its intensity, in the palpable love between performer and audience, in its passion, in its earnestness, in its straightforwardness in its politics, even!—this was the rhetorical equivalent of a Bruce Springsteen concert.

Last week, he spoke with a palpable lack of passion, and indicated no long-term commitment to the country.

Even though the candidates have spent months — or in the cases of Mr. Romney and Mr. Gingrich, years — introducing themselves, there is a palpable lack of passion for their candidacies.