Sentence examples for feels issues from inspiring English sources

The Oscar-winning actor told the Guardian that while she still supports Jeremy Corbyn, she feels issues that are important to women, including equal pay, are sidelined from mainstream politics.

These are deeply felt issues with no quick solution.

These are deeply felt issues, because they speak to the personal identity of some and to the religious beliefs of others.

Although we cannot completely exclude effects due to such issues, there are a number of reasons why we feel issues of tissue collection and differential fixation are unlikely to explain the results we have obtained.

In Germany, nuclear power has been a contentious, widely felt issue for decades.

"Because it will be such a deeply felt issue on both sides, it will probably be one of the last things to be resolved," Mr. Reinsch said.

This week, General Musharraf summoned Kashmiri leaders to his office to reassure them that he was not walking away from the Kashmiri cause, a deeply felt issue for many Pakistanis.

"Mr. Hunting feels environmental issues need attention now," said William J. Roberts, the fund's executive director.

Ms. Parker feels the issue is in good hands and the process has just begun.

"Senator Craig definitely feels this issue is best left up to the states".

El Greco feels at issue in art again today, as new painters, notably John Currin, raid museums for nuggets of refractory inspiration.