Sentence examples for long-held feeling from inspiring English sources

It was clear that the explosions went to the very heart of the Shiites' long-held feeling that they are victims, as had scores of other attacks in the past three years of civil strife.

On Thursday, Mr. Barnes told "Today" about his long-held feelings about the Barnes family.

In the first half, Catrin and Scott drunkenly stumble towards a declaration of long-held feelings that changes everything.

But the series of incidents has revived long-held feelings among some parents that their school gets short shrift because it is in a poorer section of town.

However, the latest news from the Vatican may help change my long-held feelings.

The Justice Department's 102-page report on the Ferguson Police Department summarizes its conclusions in scathing language: Police persistently violated the rights of African Americans, subjected them to excessive force, showed racial bias and stoked long-held feelings of mistrust.

He blended a healthy dose of passion, sex and romance into the mix and finally completed his creation with gratitude, appreciation and respect -- all the long-held feelings of his now-open heart that he'd been meaning to share but found it so difficult to express.

It is the counterfeit confirmation of a long-held belief.

These findings challenge the long-held belief in the "tragedy of commons".

These long-held Belief systems continue to thrive because they work.

There was a long-held notion that audacious exploration needed primary support from the government.