Sentence examples for has recently felt from inspiring English sources
To anyone who has recently felt downcast by popular displays of credulity and celebrity worship, this massed derision should come as a reassuring, even an inspiring, sight.
China has recently felt ISIS's sting, with the summary execution of Fan Jinghui and with three Chinese managers dying among the hostages in the Mali attacks.
But even Bruce Otter has recently felt politically compelled to sign nullification legislation declaring that the federal government lacked the constitutional authority to enforce gun-control legislation within Idaho's borders.
Pagano had recently felt tired and observed bruises on his body.
Whether in or out of state, Americans, who had recently felt rich because of their inflated house values, suddenly felt poor and out of luck.
In the wake of the highly publicized parties, principals of high schools throughout Westchester have recently felt compelled to confront the problems of teenage drinking.
To those who had recently felt victimized by Obama's "guns and religion" remark, the President and his Harvard friend appeared far more privileged than the officer.
With parts of Japan only 350 miles away from North Korean territory, many Japanese have recently felt a surge in insecurity.
"I have recently felt that perhaps I am carrying on his 'legacy' in working for social justice on a very small scale, many cities away," Emily Wipper, a social worker in Atlanta, wrote.
See articleCarnage among the prayersAt least 21 Egyptians, mostly Coptic Christians, were killed by a bomb in a church in the city of Alexandria, heightening anxiety among co-religionists across the Middle East who have recently felt beleaguered, especially in Iraq.
It's likely that the women who spoke to me have recently felt increasingly emboldened to talk about their experiences because of the way the world has changed regarding issues of sex and power.
