Sentence examples similar to deeply felt feeling from inspiring English sources
This suggests that the campaign is motivated not so much by deeply felt feelings as it is by the desire to spite Russia, just as Moscow is placing even greater importance than usual on celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Great Patriotic War.
For me, finished drafts emerge from anxious obedience to a bunch of (often) contradictory commandments: the story should be deeply felt, yet shouldn't hold "feelings" dear.
Certainly, this strength of feeling was widely and deeply felt.
Yet both because of the distance of its period setting and the deeply felt emotions of its classically styled storytelling and performances, the movie avoids ever feeling like a pamphlet polemic.
But his artistry and his feeling for his main character are just as deeply felt here.
Their poetry "combined passionate feeling with intellectual rigor," and "sought to express deeply felt religious and secular experiences in the form of highly intellectual poems".
In grappling with effects of reading for feeling, Plath's writing exposes the contradictions of a deeply felt but depersonalized public self.
Those absences were deeply felt.
It's both learned and deeply felt.
Accordingly, this book is both deeply knowledgeable and deeply felt.
