Her observations were so palpable I wanted to see the real thing.
That incident made me realize, though, that there's a palpable sense of want at these shows.
Kevin's bitterness is palpable and I want to hug him while simultaneously high-fiving Jenny because she's a badass.
(The film shows Fonda at the mercy of her director and sometime lover Andréas Voutsinas, whose approval she clearly longs for, even as her need for self-expression is palpable. "She wanted the world to know who she was, not the person she was playing," Pennebaker told me).
His wide, blue, begging eyes are locked on mine, the wanting palpable.
Sometimes it was so palpable that I wanted to stop swimming and drown.
Today, the Wall Street Journal's Ben Rooney writes about the continent-wide excitement about innovation and the start-ups, he says that the "excitement is palpable" and everyone wants to love a "Eurogeek".
If they want a palpable target, march to Sacramento through Stockton, and CoCo County, pointing out the foreclosed properties.
In "Release Point," directed by Joel Stone, Michael Irvin Pollard gives his character, Mike, a certain mystery and a palpable humanity, but we want to see more of what is going on inside his (apparently twisted) mind.
"The flesh is all that matters," he says — the flesh of young women, whose skin he makes so palpable that people will want to reach out and touch it.
"I think there's a genuine, palpable desire for people wanting political plurality," P. N. Balji, a former deputy editor of the Straits Times, told CNBC's Nyshka Chandran.
