Sentence examples for feeling that the issue from inspiring English sources

Fox said it was his feeling that the issue had become even more prominent in 2013 and a further study (Wrap's ended in 2012) would see even more improvement.

They guess that he concluded that the benefit (openness that would please editorial boards and might reduce media demands for details) is outweighed by the cost (whatever embarrassment might be found in the returns, or perhaps a feeling that the issue invades his legitimate privacy).

The feeling that the issue is not being properly tackled by the authorities leads to people trying to get involved themselves, he says.

While respecting the shrewdness of the insight, it's difficult to shake off the feeling that the issues here are simply being given a airing - when the novelist's real task is to dramatise, to cloak them thoroughly in narrative.

This might be due to the feelings that the issue is often neglected.

"There's a strong feeling that once the issue is explained to pro-life groups, it will go away," he said.

Perhaps this objection is really evidence of the feeling that settling the issue based on one's conception of lawhood seems particularly unsatisfying.

"My gut feeling is that the issue could even make it to the Supreme Court," said Lita Rosario, an entertainment lawyer specializing in soul, funk and rap artists who has filed termination claims on behalf of clients, whom she declined to name.

"We have a feeling that this issue has been understood".

Based on much of the media coverage I have heard and read recently, I had the feeling that the real issues concerning Iraq were the poll numbers of President Bush and the fate of Donald Rumsfeld.

The official emphasized Obama's "strength of feeling" about the issue, and cautioned that no doors were closed.