Sentence examples for closely felt from inspiring English sources

Few who are watching the debate closely felt on Friday that they knew how Sunday's dramatic session would resolve.

Its effect is more closely felt by Pakistanis like Ali Rashid, whose home inside 19th century Kapurthala House in central Lahore was set to be demolished to build an Orange Line station.

"I feel like my best chance to make a good movie is to make a movie from this position of something I have closely observed and closely felt and feel deeply in love with and confused by," said Mills.

But Republicans, Democrats and those watching the race closely feel as if this one nominally favors Democrats and former Nevada attorney general Catherine Cortez Masto right now.

When you're a fan, you keep up with news, follow closely, feel deep loyalty and maintain perpetual excitement about the object of your affection.

I think the student body, who have always called me Lynne and with whom I work closely, also felt they saw a warmer side of me as a mother.

"After studying a video of the incident closely we felt it was right and proper to appeal the decision.

Johnson got the impression, however, that he would be watched closely, and felt that if he made another mistake, he would be "certainly washed out".

They also queried the students about their interdependence with their mothers, or how closely they felt they and their mothers depended on one another.

The cascade of doping issues has led many of those who follow the sport closely to feel that cycling is overwhelmed and may need to be radically overhauled.

Mr. Lieberman, who keeps the Sabbath and follows his religious traditions closely, clearly feels the most affinity for public discussions of his faith.