Sentence examples for feeling pronounced from inspiring English sources

One market analyst, summarizing the general feeling, pronounced the results "a disaster".

There was a solemn and heavy feeling here, and having known people who spent time in what the Nisei referred to as "camp," the feeling was more pronounced.

This feeling is particularly pronounced among mothers with young children.

Strangely, the feeling was less pronounced in times of solitude.

If anything, the feeling is more pronounced up the mountain.

That feeling is especially pronounced among those who call themselves netizens.

That feeling is especially pronounced among Chinese who refer to themselves as netizens.

This change in diet after LSG can be explained by the anatomically induced food restriction, as well as a suggested more pronounced feeling of satiety induced by hormonal modulation [ 41].

The feelings were most pronounced in Cleveland, where fans adopted Dallas as "Mavalier" fans.

However, such feelings were more pronounced among the parents in the control group, than among the parents in the intervention group.

This feeling, which is especially pronounced among South Koreans in their twenties and thirties, who have no memory of the Korean War, was exacerbated last year, following a road accident in which a U.S. Army vehicle struck and killed two South Korean girls.