Sentence examples for deeply felt that from inspiring English sources

I deeply felt that a minister needs the blessing of God, but also that of his people.

Yigal Meltzer, the principal trumpeter, missed a few notes, but his playing was so deeply felt that it was easy to forgive small trespasses.

"Through the war, they really thought and very deeply felt that what they did was in comparison to the men, was so minor," Ms. Montague said.

The sentiment that the government is not doing enough is so deeply felt that it has been explored in films about the war.

In a group, people drink faster than alone, and the rhythm of the drinking is so deeply felt that they nearly always finish their rounds together, even if they're blind.

The issue of whether gay men and lesbians may serve in the military without hiding their sexual orientation has been divisive -- an issue so deeply felt that it has provoked unexpected and, some have said, inappropriate candor.

"I deeply feel that I failed to govern my family and it had a negative effect on the state," Bo said.

"I very deeply feel that art is a necessity, and working in the periphery is not the way to do it," she said.

Of course a father looking at the ultrasound image of his gestating, 20-week-old daughters is going to feel love and awe and the majesty of life, and deeply feel that those are his babies and that they are people.

I was so deeply offended, I felt that like with Bill Cosby, the more people that come forward, the more legitimacy the story will have," Boyne said.

Mr. Blum's performance is proficient and often amusing, but Vanya's petulance overshadows the deeply felt grief that should give his character a dignity that touches the heart.