Sentence examples for difference is felt from inspiring English sources

This difference is felt by his collaborators as well.

Sometimes the difference is felt immediately after the patient has come round from anaesthesia.

And that difference is felt daily.

While both vehicles can ably pull a pontoon, the Lincoln does so with 510 lb.-ft of torque over Cadillac's 460 — though without a boat of my own, I'm unable to confirm if the difference is felt in the real world.

The difference is felt as respect.

The difference was felt by the Walt Disney Company, which had a 16.9percentt drop in fourth-quarter revenue at its theme parks.

The differences are felt as much as seen.

The impact of these differences are felt on the bodies and backs of low-income patients.

Overall, in absolute terms, these differences were felt to be small and unlikely to have a large impact on the prevalence of HIV-1 subtypes.

High tech jobs are exciting and diverse: The problems they address are interesting and intense, involve multifunctional (and in many cases, multinational) teams, and offer the chance to make a difference that is felt by customers the world over.

That difference in power is felt most notably when you flip the ComandShift five-speed automatic transmission into Sport mode, pushing up the revs and getting the engine near the 4,000 rpm torque peak for fairly quick passing power.