Sentence examples similar to Feel it intensely from inspiring English sources

If there's one word that's synonymous with IVF and infertility it's "failure" and, believe me, I've felt it intensely over the last few months.

If there's one word that's synonymous with IVF and infertility, it's "failure," and believe me, I've felt it intensely over the past few months.

If your own place is small, you feel it more intensely when company comes calling.

Right now these mice are helping scientists to study pain – how and why it occurs and why some people feel it so intensely without any obvious injury.

You'll feel it most intensely through the streetscapes, which mix Wild West-inspired storefronts with down-home barbecue shacks and Mexican taquer?, and its people, who could wear cowboy hats as easily as baseball caps and will greet you with "howdy" as surely as "qu?al?" Though Spanish missionaries founded San Antonio in 1718, most of the flavor of Spain is long gone.

All of a sudden she whispered "Can you feel it?" really intensely.

Whether you're a vegetarian or someone who thinks "Crash" shouldn't have won an Oscar, being around a bunch of people with the same opinion usually makes you feel it more intensely.

That is, they felt it quite intensely.

I felt it most intensely while on an outrigger canoe excursion with Hawaiian Paddle Sport.

The sentiment is strongest in Morbelli's poignant depictions of the elderly poor: community is most intensely felt, it seems, where it is almost dead.

... I feel so intensely about it.