Sentence examples for voice palpable from inspiring English sources

With home videos from his youth playing on the shards of video screen in the background, Stevens continued on his own with the whispering guitar strum of 'Death With Dignity', the tone of forlorn resignation in his voice palpable as he breathes out the line "you'll never see us again" repeatedly.

"His test scores are just O.K.," my friend said, the despair in her voice nearly palpable.

"But look at me," she said, the anger in her voice nearly palpable over the phone.

The heartbreak in his voice is palpable and it gets me every time.

Cash said the anger in Tostee's voice was palpable as Wright apologised and pleaded to go home.

It sounded like a silly, Eeny meeny, dib-dib-dib decision – Diane Abbott had already tried, so had McDonnell, so it must be Corbyn's turn – but the glee in McDonnell's voice was palpable.

And at no point in his expansive career is the emotion in his voice more palpable than at the end of the last song on the first "Duets," a medley of "All The Way/One for My Baby (And One More for the Road)," featuring the pop saxophonist Kenny G, who isn't half bad on this track.

The panic in the older man's voice was palpable.

The hurt in his voice was palpable.

As Maayan recounts an experience of wanting to go to a bar with some friends, the frustration in her voice is palpable.

The disappointment in Mr. Nouri's voice was palpable when he described the absolute annihilation of Afghan culture and society from more than thirty years' worth of instability, repression and destruction wrought from the Soviet occupation, the post-Soviet civil wars, Taliban rule and now the nine-year-old U.S.-led intervention.