Sentence examples for is felt upon from inspiring English sources

O'Brien made much of a remark Cather made, in her 1922 essay "The Novel Démeublé," that fiction depends on "whatever is felt upon the page without being specifically named there . . . the inexplicable presence of the thing not named".

It's intended to be worn with its 'face' inside so the haptic beat is felt upon the inner wrist.

"He was the consummate entertainer and his contributions and legacy will be felt upon the world forever.

"It's about letting future generations know what life was like for parts of this city, and at the same time reminding them of the joy that was felt upon reunification," said Robert Muschinski, 50, an activist who helped organize the demonstrations.

"He was the consummate entertainer, and his contributions and legacy will be felt upon the world forever.

It is abundantly clear that no one thought to seriously question the taste level of the piece or consider the justifiable offense that would be felt upon its publication.

Pelvic pain may progress when the bladder begins to fill up and temporary relief may be felt upon urination.

The full impact of Leonardo's art was felt only upon his return to Florence in 1500.

It is, however, an official biography, and at every page the heavy breath of a most protective family can be felt blowing upon Miss Morgan's neck as she writes, keeping her to a plethora of facts which sink the book like a tombstone.

Of the more vocal opponents, Simon Lindley from the Campaign for the Traditional Church Choir expresses a florid but typical sentiment: "The fact is that the sound of the singing boy has been felt for century upon century to be very special and particularly appropriate for worship.

For example, not speaking English fluently was felt to impact negatively upon ease of use and confidence of using the service.