Sentence examples for be felt outside of from inspiring English sources

The sentiment could be felt outside of Nice as well.

In the 1980s, as kids like Nick Liu crushed Big Macs burgers with abandon, the burger became so ubiquitous in North America (and abroad) that its cultural weight began to be felt outside of the usual spheres of fast food.

But lately, nightcore's influence can be felt outside of its tight-knit community; last year, PC Music's Danny L. Harle called the genre an "intensely emotional" listening experience, one that sounds like digital audio fully detached from human composition, while A.G. Cook placed it alongside J-Pop and K-Pop in a list of PC Music's many infectious influences.

The new acceptance is being felt outside of the clothing aisles as well.

"What's happening on the inside of a company is going to be felt on the outside of the company," said Hyken.

The projection on the lower end of the radius, the styloid process, may be felt on the outside of the wrist where it joins the hand.

This month's MIT SMR Strategy Forum poll looks at whether a hard Brexit will be felt for businesses outside of the U.K. and Europe.

Nor is it surprising that events that seem quite ordinary from the outside would be felt with this degree of intensity by a poet.

In any event, the legislative effects of Ireland's low corporate tax rate have been felt tangibly outside of Ireland as well.

Some of these suggested changes were felt to be outside of the scope of the guidance and remit of the programme; however, other comments were considered by the Committee for inclusion while some comments led to automatic changes being made to ensure that data reported were clear and accurate.

Even though punding certainly has elements of compulsions, it is felt to lie outside of the ICD spectrum (Evans et al. 2009).