Sentence examples for feel very deeply about from inspiring English sources

This is an issue our trustees feel very deeply about".

It's an issue that I feel very deeply about, and an issue that I am proud to support.

(You wonder if she's faking, too.) In fact, you're unlikely to feel very deeply about any of the archetypes onstage.

"I feel very deeply about the failure that is marijuana prohibition," Gravel told The Huffington Post as one of the reasons why he took his new job.

He has a real yearning for changing the situation on the Korean peninsula, which he feels very deeply about".

You realize there's a 19-year-old kid who still feels very deeply about things".

She felt very deeply about many things and expressed it through her eloquent poetry.

"My publisher William Kimber… felt very deeply about the Dresden air raid and he put in certain lines into my Dresden book without telling me.

When I travel throughout the states -- and it doesn't matter what's going on politically -- I find that people feel very deeply and strongly about Washington.

For instance, if you are feeling depressed, this therapy will not try to get rid of the depression itself right away, but rather it will consider it as the ability to feel very deeply and emotionally about what is happening around you.

We feel very deeply honored and thrilled and, frankly, very, very pleased with ourselves all around".