Sentence examples for felt a considerable from inspiring English sources

Sinclair seems to have felt a considerable antipathy toward sexual love.

As easygoing as Noche seems, I felt a considerable emotional burden on entering for the first time.

A spokesman for Nynex, Peter Goodale, said yesterday that telephone company executives had not wanted the commercial broadcast at all and felt a "considerable amount of discomfort" when it inadvertently reached the air.

He was talking about the team's defending but, other than organisation, rebuilding belief feels a considerable task.

But also, coming after them, Bertrand Tavernier is a film-maker with whom I feel a considerable intellectual affinity because of his literary and aesthetic tastes.

We do have pride in our country, and we feel a considerable amount of concern for the welfare of others.

RS: They're doing it for profit motive, but nonetheless, they're saying that you can't really use these gadgets and the World Wide Web to do all these very personal transactions, financial transactions, medical records and everything, if the customers throughout the world don't feel a considerable degree of privacy.

If there is a stud, then, you'll hit it and feel a considerable difference in resistance.

For companies with large numbers of staff (big retailers, telecoms providers, etc)., the effects of poor candidate experience are felt with a considerable sting.

And the mark of the true professional — the true survivor — is an ability to make his presence felt across a considerable span of time without succumbing to the vicissitudes of show biz.

The second hands-on project felt like a considerable step up.