Sentence examples for feel sorely from inspiring English sources

I often feel sorely tempted to say something.

Pensioners may take Cameron's shiny bribes in May, but years after the election – both on care and on pensions – many may feel sorely cheated.

They agree that countershading exists, but to his suggestion that it is universal "we feel sorely tempted to poke fun at him", and promptly ask any reader who agrees with Thayer that every animal is countershaded to look at a flock of rooks at sunset.

The ability to instantly send a laugh or terrified face back was what felt sorely lacking in Snapchat…that was until Snapchat made replies much easier.

That's a feature I felt was sorely missing while flying the Iris+.

What brings the job alive for me is the constant people contact, something I felt was sorely lacking from life at the bench.

But Jim McCafferty, a telecoms analyst at Seymour Pierce, says that while the package is a "serious challenge" to established providers like France's Wanadoo and BT, the pressure will be felt more sorely on small telecoms firms and companies that specialize in providing internet services.

And this, Mr. Epstein says, explains why Shakespeare, Dante, Aristophanes and the Bible are basically snob-free: "Snobbery as we know it today, snobbery meant to shore up one's own sense of importance and to make others sorely feel their insignificance, was not yet up and running in a serious way".

There are photo editing tools available for Chrome OS, and there's even an SD card slot (but don't try using ultra-high capacity ones like the 128GB I use as one of part of my go-to photography kit, it can't read those), but if you're a serious designer you'll sorely feel the lack of better, more mature tools.

But Deal's absence is sorely felt.

The band did I've Got a Feeling, which was sorely missing Lennon's counterpoint.