Sentence examples for hugely felt from inspiring English sources

His absence will be hugely felt, but even more important is the extraordinary legacy he has left for future generations.

Her absence will be hugely felt, but even more important is the legacy she has left for generations to come.

With United looking to avoid their first four-game losing streak since 1961 in Saturday's visit of Swansea, the absence of both Rooney and his partner in crime Robin van Persie could be hugely felt by the reigning Premier League champions.

But she'd popped out hugely, and felt like a bear sipping tea.

"I felt hugely alone," Kennedy says.

At that moment I felt hugely thankful to Safe Passage and everyone who had helped me".

"Some people resent sitting at these events — especially if they aren't winning — but I felt hugely grateful," he said.

But even a return to the last eight felt hugely significant in the context of ousting the 2012 winners, and a team managed by José Mourinho, en route.

I also felt hugely relieved not to have to pretend the outsize iPad was useful for on-the-go phone calls and e-mail — a charade that I'd bridled at with the undependable iPhone.

Caught somewhere between opera, concert and straight theatre I've felt hugely fortunate to stand opposite such talented actors, not least the mighty Mark Rylance, whose performance is a masterclass in both understatement and spontaneity.

"Regularly they would call you in the middle of the day and they are like 'Can you come to work now?' You feel like you have to say yes because if you say no you are seen as unreliable and the next week you don't get a shift, it is as simple as that … I felt hugely manipulated and bullied the whole time".