The enthusiasm all around is palpable, the guitar steps up front in the mix, and Mr. Coffey, now 70, sounds more vicious than ever.
People are motivated by progress, small steps and palpable wins.
Dress for the job you want, not the job you have: Miguel seems to have learned his lesson, and his ravenous appetite (and aptitude) for stardom is palpable the millisecond he steps onto the stage.
Anaïs Mitchell's broad smile as she marches purposefully on stage straight into the arms of a packed audience who follow every step with palpable adoration is well merited.
"[Racial tension] was very palpable the moment I stepped off the airplane...I walked into a Waffle House -- I'd never seen one of those -- and I would swear to you, the jukebox just ground to a halt like in the movies.
The culmination of the enthusiasm for the Pope's visit to the United States could have not be more palpable than at the West Steps of the United States Capitol and I felt humbled to be there to witness it.
I don't know if you can feel an audience when you're performing, but to me they are completely palpable from the moment you step on stage – especially preview audiences, which I kind of love and hate in equal measure, because I think: "Why would you do this to somebody, come and see their work very early on?" And also, "Thank you for being a warm body in a room when I needed that".
But the minute Mac steps on stage, a palpable shift occurs.
There was a palpable, mesmerizing physics between them, every step he took invading her space caused her to walk backwards, every movement so closely coordinated.
And the excitement was palpable when the first young speaker stepped to the podium in front of the more than 300 people who had gathered to watch.
