Sentence examples for and be felt from inspiring English sources

If the Congo goes, she says, not only will tens of millions of people lose their livelihoods, but the climatic effects would be catastrophic and be felt as far away as Britain and the US.

The burkini was "liable to offend the religious convictions or (religious) non-convictions of other users of the beach," and "be felt as a defiance or a provocation exacerbating tensions felt by" the community, it added.

Real human dialogue and interaction where you can feel and be felt will be invaluable as your vision, enabled by your instincts, becomes clearer".

The pain may appear either gradually or suddenly and be felt in the wrist; in some cases, the pain may radiate up the arm.

This may be more extensive and be felt throughout the body.

Pain is usually mild to moderate and is felt on both sides of the head.

The strong earthquake struck at 3.36am and was felt across a broad swath of central Italy.

The intensity was adjusted to reach three times the perception threshold and was felt to be strong but not painful.

The quake hit at 17:09 (05:09 GMT) and was felt as far north as Auckland.

When the drill bit has penetrated the anterior cortex and is felt under the skin, a tiny incision is made over it.

Another earthquake in Istanbul occurred on 10 July 1894, damaged Istanbul and the surrounding area, and was felt in the Eastern Balkans, Crete, and Central Anatolia.