Sentence examples for feeling strongly about from inspiring English sources
I don't blame parliament about feeling strongly about this issue – it's one of the most important public health issues we face in this country".
If it's more a case of not feeling strongly about any of the options, James Bywater, head psychologist at SHL recommends that you go with your best work-related choice, and avoid thinking excessively.
Sensing that it is now starting to recover from its poor showing in last year's elections, they may have decided that doing the unpopular thing about gun-control legislation would be stupid.In the end, though, the change in the party's attitude may prove permanent only if the Republicans believe that Americans will still be feeling strongly about gun control in next year's elections.
But faced with the zeal of an independent drug-testing organization that is bent on using track and field as a public target, Masback has to be more protective of the fragile sport, and more aggressive in that protection, despite feeling strongly about purging drugs from the sport.
This is what Ned wants to say to Douglas and, when Rush finally represses his instinct to show how clever a writer he can be, he lets Ned say it very well: He was succeeding in being confused by his thoughts and feeling strongly about them at the same time.
The real question is why someone would ever break from the family tradition -- without feeling strongly either way about specific issues.
If you are really feeling strongly and passionately about this, move forward.
They have to deal with related feelings amplified by administrators who feel strongly about enforcement.
Shah tells me "People come back from a place they feel strongly about and have this feeling like 'Oh, I wish I could do something that could help make a lasting change'.
