Sentence examples for areas felt from inspiring English sources

Teachers in the toughest areas felt that their efforts were simply not appreciated.

Some of the local areas felt like they weren't getting a fair shake and decided to form professional leagues.

The two epicenters were several hundred miles apart, but many areas felt moderate to severe shaking in both earthquakes.

But many of those, often inner city, MPs who represented remain-supporting areas felt they would be failing to represent their constituents if they backed the bill.

She said a lot of her extended family had voted for Trump, and she understood that her relatives in more rural areas felt they had stalled economically and were struggling to afford basics like insurance.

Barry Sheerman, chair of the children, schools and families select committee, said schools in challenging areas felt "aggrieved" that even when they were doing well against the odds, they could be failed for low GCSE results.

Other areas feel like leftover space.

If teachers in surplus areas feel badly enough, they will become certified in shortage areas.

Winds, gusting to 30 mph, will make these areas feel 10 to 20 degrees colder.

He also varied ceiling heights: the compressed kitchen makes the dining and living areas feel spacious by comparison.

Geographic inequalities have worsened post-recession, and many areas feel as though they've been left behind.