Sentence examples for deeply held feelings from inspiring English sources
"So there's some pretty deeply held feelings here".
Hector needed to know he could discuss his deeply held feelings with us without any uncomfortable response from us".
In other words, our deeply held feelings about natural boundaries compel us to define animals as a higher order of life, in need of protection, while at the same time these principles lead us to choose meat from the slaughterhouse, rather than the lab, because we consider it more natural.
And there were many who turned out to express just their own deeply held feelings.
The pope's values laden statements give us a clear idea of how deeply held feelings can be beautifully amplified in a way that others can connect their own values.
Those in the traditional expressive writing group were told to freely express their most deeply held feelings about their relationship and separation ― similar to the popular practice of journaling.
"The root of almost every objection the justices have expressed about camera access," he wrote, "is the justices' deeply held feeling that their court is exceptional — unlike any other public institution".
For instance, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's reported remarks about Mr. Nixon's paranoia, anti‐Semitism and lack of intellect seem more the manifestation of tense emotional outbursts than of deeply held convictions or feelings that amounted to anything.
I think Wolfowitz's strong feelings and deeply held values come out of the Holocaust, come out of an understanding of the need to expand universal values and create a climate in which people would stand up and fight for those human rights.
While faith-based people are all about proposing, all we do is oppose, and we do it, it is argued, in a trivialising, smug, sarcastic and cynical manner that pays insufficient respect to the feelings and deeply held beliefs of others.
