Sentence examples for is particularly felt from inspiring English sources

The lack of any West End soundtrack for Spring Awakening is particularly felt by fans.

This unease is particularly felt by Alawis, to whom the regime has presented itself as a protector.

This economic loss is particularly felt in developing countries where natural resource wealth represents a foundation for sustainable development.

A Borough of Churches This parallel existence is particularly felt in Brooklyn, the borough of 13,000 churches.

Visitors to the site will find extensive content on hip-hop music, lifestyle and culture plus a political section where Mr. Simmons's influence is particularly felt, said Selwyn Hinds, the chief creative officer and editorial director.

While this contemporary strain of old xenophobia is particularly felt by Latinos who increasingly are the face of the Catholic Church in the United States, many white Catholics surely take pride in family stories of grandparents and great-grandparents who were strangers in a new land.

The absence of the injured playmaker De la Peña was particularly felt.

His death was particularly felt in Italy where he was revered.

This absence was particularly felt during the recent Cliven Bundy standoff.

What is now being dubbed the "Modi tsunami" was particularly felt among India's 150 million first-time voters.

The stratifying effects of Seattle's boom are being particularly felt in Capitol Hill, an attractive, diverse area close to downtown.