Sentence examples for extent of feeling from inspiring English sources

What the government failed to appreciate was the extent of feeling within the Commons and the enormous public affection outside.

The former leader of the Liberal Democrats Sir Menzies Campbell wrote on the Guardian's Comment is Free site: "What the government failed to appreciate was the extent of feeling within the Commons and the enormous public affection outside.

'Surprised by the extent of feeling', Bristol City Council decided to revise the plans.

Each patient's disease-specific information was collected via a short questionnaire including the EDSS (Expanded Disability Status Scale) [ 21] and a self-developed, non-validated scale (1-10) foratingng the extent of feeling severely affected ("How severely affected are you?", where 1 = not at all and 10 = totally severely affected) [ 15].

Only activities that provide joy and lust are chosen, instead of feeling pressured to be active in a certain way or to a certain extent.

That feeling of feeling nothing.

Downing Street said other national leaders realised that there was now a "real moment for change", after the European elections underlined the extent of Eurosceptic feeling.

The second is a map which, although less useful, does illustrate the extent of public feeling about the whole thing.

Organisational climate refers to the extent of positive feeling within the organisation relating to communication, staff involvement, innovation and patient care [ 38, 39].

The primary may provide a measure of the extent of such feelings.

I have always said that it is because I do not yet know how to express the extent of my feelings.