Sentence examples for consequently felt from inspiring English sources

In particular, the List trials required somewhat unnatural naming and consequently felt intuitively harder.

Hanging around jobless in Kabul, Khushal still routinely bumped into people visiting the capital from his village and consequently felt continuously vulnerable.

The Sāsānian emperors consequently felt the need to consolidate their Zoroastrianism, and efforts were made to perfect and enforce state orthodoxy.

The Oneida supported the colonists in the American Revolution and consequently felt the depredations of the pro-British Iroquois led by the Mohawk chief Joseph Brant.

Naturally, he became emotionally invested in the work, making it difficult to cede control, and, like the British colonel in "The Bridge on the River Kwai," he forgot that what he was building didn't belong to him, and, consequently, felt dismayed at its destruction.

They felt less American than many other American Jews and consequently felt less hesitant to risk being called un-American.

And consequently feels no need to overcome the alternative temptation.

Sharing such feelings is immensely hard, as many fear being condemned and consequently feel exiled in society.

The desolation she consequently feels is not merely at being away from home, but is in the absence in her life of love and ultimately of any meaning.

The film expresses misogyny not simply in the actions of the central character – deputy sheriff Lou Ford, played by Casey Affleck – but also in its overarching ethos, as it denies the women involved enough characterisation to allow an audience to bond with them and consequently feel their pain, humiliation and degradation.

Casting Bollywood figurehead Tabu as the inspector general on Devgn's case ensures our sympathies are conflicted, to say the least; the concluding gesture towards moral relativism consequently feels far queasier here than it was in Papanasam, which permitted us to hope Haasan would, this once, get away with murder.