Sentence examples for felt powerfully from inspiring English sources

The election of Obama was the first time Morrison says she felt powerfully patriotic and that her country belonged to her as much as to white people.

Mark Richardson: the idea of social enterprise taking democracy global was felt powerfully in the emerging economies of the EU – young people in particular felt that they could directly create a social change for the better through social enterprise rather than waiting for government to take action.

While Randy himself says he is not a true Orthodox believer, he nonetheless felt powerfully and spiritually drawn to the Virgin of Guadalupe and chose to follow that vision and build his masterpiece using the sun and water as his media.

When they really bonded, though, was when they realized that, beyond having survived that awful experience, as adult women they both felt powerfully motivated to shine a light on it and thereby spare the next generation of girls from a similar fate.

Istanbul feels powerfully geopolitical.

If they've read much about "The Rogue" or "Confidence Men," they must feel powerfully vindicated.

And when something truly apocalyptic happens, maybe a little part of them feels powerfully responsible.

So "Losing My Religion," by William Lobdell, a former religion writer for The Los Angeles Times, feels powerfully fresh.

It feels powerfully like the voice of a generation: so much feeling, such a sophisticated intelligence, and nowhere to put it that isn't compromised or cliched.

So it is not hard to see how the words we use to talk about mental health can feel powerfully loaded.

But the use of heavy-metal music to evoke military conflict is excellent, the stripped-down stage is resourcefully used and, above all, the production feels powerfully motivated: you feel these imprisoned women are impelled to present a play that deals with violence, conflict and the urge to overthrow any form of imposed authority.