In written responses to a reporter's questions, Mr. Bush's father, the former president, acknowledged that he deeply felt each and every sling and arrow of the campaign as if it were his own.
He has an overdeveloped sense of responsibility and heroic impulse, but he has this deeply felt sense of justice," explains Andrew Garfield.
He also has deeply felt views, especially about religion and social issues.
In his memorable prose piece "Borges and I," he addresses a deeply felt distinction between himself and "the other one, the one called Borges".
He brought a deeply felt lyricism to his readings, and the Philharmonic's strings supported him with a gauzy, dark-hued sound.
Yet he offers a deeply felt and deeply reaching critique of Christianity in the "Divinity School Address," flowing from a line of argument he establishes in "The American Scholar".
In meetings, Mr. de Blasio has not minced words, telling corporate leaders that he is a "Democrat with a capital 'D' " and acknowledging that he subscribes to a deeply felt, left-leaning ideology.
"This is largely religion, deeply felt," he said of those advocating bans.
His deputy Nicky Gavron, the daughter of a Holocaust survivor, said he had "acknowledged the deeply felt concerns of Jewish people in London".
Her performance was "technically dazzling yet deeply felt", he added.
