Sentence examples for deep feeling on from inspiring English sources

There is a very deep feeling on his part that the issue of Iraq was settled by the American people at the polling places in 2004".

While most of these pieces were for voices, one of the most profound expressions of Britten's last period was purely instrumental: his Third String Quartet, which the Escher String Quartet played with passionate elegance and deep feeling on Thursday evening at the Rose Rehearsal Studio at Lincoln Center.

"There's a deep feeling of frustration," said one Democratic aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the subject.

As the dust settles on the publicity storm triggered by the Dubai assassination of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, a deep feeling of disappointment has descended on the Israeli-Palestinian peace camp.

Some of the grievances against the regime in the east are economic, a deep feeling of resentment at losing out on a share of oil wealth which has resulted in underdevelopment.

The way we shared deep feelings on the Internet grew out of its first written stage into other more interactive forms.

Talking about the weather, your holiday or what's in the news can tell you a lot about each other, without resorting to "my deep feelings on world poverty" or "my hernia operation".

On university campuses too, there was a deep feeling of discontent.

"On first reading," Mr. Ooka said, "the poem has a deep feeling of pathos.

A deep feeling of satisfaction.

Perhaps the biggest propellants of polarization are the deep feelings of partisan animosity felt on both the left and right.