Sentence examples for feel about an issue from inspiring English sources

Intensity How strongly people feel about an issue may be the most important source of poll misunderstanding.

They all want to be the ones who create the "iron curtains" and "winds of change" of the future; coming up with the expressions that frame the debate and shape the way we feel about an issue.

"There are certain basic principles in democracy, and no matter how strongly you feel about an issue or how much you feel you've been wronged, there is no excuse for using violence, for punching parliamentarians as they go in to hear a speech by the president," Mr. Norland told reporters outside.

You admit you're "not sure what to think" about this restaurant's employment practice, which is an acceptable way to feel about an issue that lacks a straightforward moral answer; you're aware of the illegality, but those laws apply only to the owner and the workers (not the consumer).

And while a similar number said CEOs were speaking out to be "open and honest about how they personally feel about an issue" -- a positive thing, certainly -- that's not exactly the same as people thinking it's to help employees or make a stand for the greater good.

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By asking Mitt Romney how he feels about an issue, you unavoidably affect how he feels about it.

But Mr. Wirthlin made the point that if a President is popular enough, he can shape the way the public feels about an issue.

"It's unusual for a sitting commissioner to opine on an issue which may come before his agency for a ruling, and rarer still for such an official to even hint how he feels about an issue already before it.

That he did so even after the most contested part of the program, Saturday's gay pride parade, was over was a sign of how strongly he feels about an issue that still divides many Catholics.

However, there is often truth in the magnitude an individual feels about an issue.