Sentence examples for deeply felt response from inspiring English sources
Winterbottom and his cinematographer Alwin Kuchler (director of photography on Ratcatcher) demonstrate an intelligent and deeply felt response to the snow-blanketed landscape and its cold, clean light.
This combination of art and environmentalism — typical of Ms. Demsky's most recent projects — springs from her own deeply felt response to her surroundings, she said.
(That, for instance, is the biggest problem with "Contagion," in which Steven Soderbergh depicts the worthy efforts of science and government to cope with a major and long-term social crisis of natural origin but, nonetheless, doesn't take seriously the perhaps irrational but deeply rooted and deeply felt spiritual or metaphysical responses to such shattering events).
At the same time, U.S. government funding for research on high-end computing was waning in response to the deeply felt U.S. notion that supercomputer developers-like welfare moms-should take care of themselves rather than survive on government handouts.
On the face of it, the YMCA program is an imaginative and praiseworthy response to a deeply felt need.
But then, as Anna Pavord points out in her rangey, deeply felt and sometimes luminous book about our responses to landscape, there's the bull.
But then, as Anna Pavord points out in her rangey, deeply felt and sometimes luminous book about our responses to landscape, there's the bull.
Jeff's responses to the work he sees are acute and deeply felt.
The responses I get show that this is a common experience that's deeply felt and ultimately resented.
Those absences were deeply felt.
