Sentence examples for be felt that from inspiring English sources
In the wealthy countries of the Gulf a sense of apathy can be felt that may be associated with materialism.
And since the planes the airlines do own are flying more flights, the ripple effects of delays have been magnified: a third of all flight delays are due simply to the fact that the plane was late arriving from its previous flight, and often the effects of a mid-morning flight's late arrival can still be felt that evening.
It must be felt that the furore has more to do with provoking Muslim sentiment in general rather than Bangladeshis in particular.
Why didn't I know that?" Someone was enjoying all this the entire time — even if Gallagher, a historical materialist in a way her Soviet cousin could never be, felt that her life had begun just too soon.
"It should not be felt that the brazen denial and the lack of a proper response from the government of Pakistan to our repeated demarches on this incident will be ignored and that bilateral relations could be unaffected or that there will be business as usual," Mr. Khurshid said.
It may be felt that Mr McCullough slights Adams's early life by cramming it all into one chapter, but then the life as a whole was so long nearly 91 years and its events were so many and so extraordinary that the problem of getting everything in, with due weight, must have been acute.
But it was dropped because it was felt that was not the right moment.
Hence, a requirement of noninvasive technique was felt that could identify CAD cases without going for invasive diagnosis.
