Sentence examples for emerging felt from inspiring English sources

The underlying stimulus and challenge is the emerging felt need to restore the architecture of economic and political ownership for rural, urban, and other subna-tional regions.

Keshi, it subsequently emerged, felt he was owed some sort of bonus for the centre-forward's move from Monaco to Arsenal.

In most episodes the stories that emerge feel exploratory, with failures and complications incorporated, not hidden, in the final edit.

And what has emerged feels like the album she was destined to make; we witness an artist at the top of her personal game.

Plus the fresh snake when it emerges feels like sprinting for cover because of the brightness of the world it sees with its fresh eyes.

When global growth faltered, emerging economies felt the strain.

Emerging, I felt indomitably warm, and on a frigid day, that was no small thing.

That explains why emerging economies feel a "lumpy", "unpredictable" need for dollars.

Conversely, people in emerging economies feel under far greater pressure to make money and make a show of their success.

He says: "We Americans expect children to become independent, and emerging adults feel that pressure, and their parents put that pressure on them".

Libraries cannot change the fact that emerging researchers feel that publishing a book will enhance their careers and are willing to take any route to be published.