Sentence examples for deeply felt debate from inspiring English sources

Many MPs, in two days of often deeply felt debate, said they felt bound to honour their voters' wishes despite their belief that leaving the EU will be a disaster for the economy, and regardless of the majority for remain among people who would normally vote Labour.

"We Chinese are stronger and more powerful, but you can see India's sense of public political debate is deeply felt in many of the works here," said a Chinese student visiting the exhibition who gave her name as Lili.

Charleston's cruise ship debate seems small by comparison, but it is deeply felt.

First Reformed is a deeply felt, deeply thought picture; impressive in its seriousness and often gripping in the way it frames itself as a debate and a sermon.

Those absences were deeply felt.

It is deeply felt.

Accordingly, this book is both deeply knowledgeable and deeply felt.

It's both learned and deeply felt.

His loss is deeply felt.

Very deeply felt, in fact.

Her loss is deeply felt.