Sentence examples for felt was key from inspiring English sources

Suero explains in the book that "one thing I felt was key to a great shot is rapport.

He pressed for greater use of active day-time tactical training rather than evening indoors drill, which he felt was key for a part-time volunteer force, and for a greater emphasis on the training and standards of officers.

Even the ceilings were reconstructed for "White House Down," a detail that Emmerich felt was key because of his desire to use wide-angle lenses to capture the action.

The findings suggest that, when using political satire in viral campaigns, creativity and the intensity of the emotions felt are key influencing factors in whether videos get "shared" or "liked".

These individuals presented what each felt were key textbooks in the area and then debated the merits of each, finally coming to a consensus-based decision on which to include.

That tells a tale, doesn't it?" Ranieri's willingness to treat the players as grown-ups led to him giving them a week off in February when they had a gap in their fixture list, which striker Vardy feels was key to their title win.

Monarchos has worked on the Belmont oval comfortably the past two weeks and appears bright and happy -- something that Ward feels is key to any horse running well on the track's sweeping, sandy surface.

Opening your mind to thoughts, ideas, what your customers think and feel is key.

Laich spends time in the off-season with a power skating instructor, which he feels is key to a long career.

Immediate, specific and widely shared praisings, followed by a minute of silence to let workers "enjoy" feeling how good their boss feels, is key to worker development.

The touch and feel is key to make comfortable yet fitting clothes.