Sentence examples for felt closely from inspiring English sources

Neighborhood watch groups have felt closely watched since George Zimmerman shot Trayvon Martin on a rainy February night in Florida.

In the wake of the Foley scandal, she felt closely supervised — "We had curfews, we had room checks, there were certain places we could and couldn't go," she said — but was more idle than she had expected to be.

Teens want to feel closely connected".

Joe Goddard: "Some of Prince's records feel closely tied to the 1980s, but sonically they still sound modern.

That's where I had to become self-sufficient and learn how to be alone, so I really feel closely connected to the city.

Griffin was not allowed freedom of movement, though he insists he did not feel closely monitored, and his guides were flexible with his itinerary if he made a request.

If you do, you'll find that the look and feel closely resembles that of the Twitter web version, with some added functionality but without the ability to see replies or direct messages.

While opinions are unreflective and external, convictions which are more akin to belief than opinion are the result of extensive reflection and invariably concern things to which one feels closely tied.

As an Estonian citizen, I use my digital identity to log in to government services and digitally sign any contract, meaning that I can feel closely connected to the country as a citizen even when I am not physically in the country.

It's a role that Adams feels closely associated with, mostly due to his not feeling accepted while growing up.

The performer doesn't keep a vegan diet himself; he is, reportedly, "ashamed of eating meat," but feels closely connected to the vegan cause.