Sentence examples for feel widely from inspiring English sources

"I think for Mormons, particularly for prominent ones who already feel widely accepted and admired individually, this feels like a chance to also see their church, which they love, accepted and admired institutionally," said Richard Eyre, a Mormon and a best-selling author who lives in Utah and is a friend of the Romneys.

Yesterday's fine will be felt widely across the group, with £30m of bonuses being cut.

If the industry does not live up to expectations, the impact will be felt widely.

Reverberations from falling coastal property and collapsing developers are being felt widely.

The economic impact would be felt widely, but particularly in the US.

The difficulties of keeping up with increasing rental costs in the face of wage restraint are felt widely too.

Dominic Hook, Unite's national officer, said: "This consolidation strategy is deeply disappointing and the impact will be felt widely.

The impact of such a step would be felt widely, not least in Britain where BP stock underpins millions of pension plans.

Mr. Caruso said the agency received reports that the earthquake was felt widely throughout the Appalachian region, including in Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.

Resentments about the recent influx of Eastern Europeans into the country are felt widely and deeply, particularly in poorer areas where public services are stretched.

Steeped in African and Asian art, as well as in the Baroque and the modern (including the work of Brancusi, Le Corbusier, and the minimalists), Puryear exercises a mastery that feels widely and deeply wise.