Sentence examples for palpable pleasure from inspiring English sources

Sybil (Blazey Best) is reliably polished, leaning into Sybil's catchphrases ("I know") with palpable pleasure.

She takes palpable pleasure in the craft of writing, creating images that stay with the reader long after her story is done.

Over in Georgetown, part of the district's white power base in the northwest quarter, there is palpable pleasure at the way the Williams bow tie is replacing the Barry dashiki as a D.C. signature.

But he does seem to suffer from it more than most, given the palpable pleasure he has always taken in posing with models at fashion shows, who are often, coincidentally, on the Topshop payroll.

The critic's palpable pleasure in his own phrasing is entirely apt here; it's a line which, roles being otherwise, Hollinghurst himself could well have written, and such fidelity of reproduction is one form of tribute.

Reams knows the show inside out and his palpable pleasure at putting over a medley of tunes from it was a nostalgia fest in and of itself.

Although the reader might suspect from the outset that the journey is as much about reviving Harold as it is about saving his friend, the palpable pleasures of the pilgrimage are hardly diminished.

At the same time, however, "Higher Gossip" offers the reader plenty of palpable pleasures, reminding us of the author's sorcererlike ability to evoke the worlds other artists created with a simple wave of his wand, and his talent for making scholarly topics feel utterly immediate and real.

There is more innocence in Webb's premodern village: a palpable joy in the collecting, a pleasure in seeing the beauty of the ordinary.

There was a palpable sense of pleasure among some politicians over the humbling of Shas, a pivotal swing party that helped bring down the previous prime minister, Ehud Barak.

The verses were a little boring but she broke out on the choruses with measured force and a palpable look of pleasure over performing.