Sentence examples for a deeply felt study from inspiring English sources

"Conversations in Tusculum," though, is most effective as a deeply felt study of the hopelessness that comes with inaction.

But it is still a deeply felt, moving and genuinely tragic study of a marriage tearing itself apart.

The next most frequent motivation cited in the study was a deeply felt religious conviction 5.3percentt of the respondents gave that as a reason.

Islam is never a dogma but a deeply felt urge.

A deeply felt celebration of an iconic figure, the album nonetheless pulses with its own heart.

It was evidently a deeply felt act of quiet defiance.

The St. James Guide to Science Fiction Writers called Mr. Harrison's book "a deeply felt antiwar statement".

The recent "Caravan of Angels" was a deeply felt celebration of family and friends.

A deeply felt sense of betrayal is brewing.

In the supporting cast, the baritone Dwayne Croft (like Ms. Hong a Met veteran) stood out with a deeply felt Capulet.

It trades a deeply felt political urge (revolution) for a passive instantiation of identity and difference (consumerism).