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Ms. Southgate makes "The Fall of Rome" a deeply felt book if also a needlessly schematic one.

He said in 1954: "Our government makes no sense unless it is founded on a deeply felt religious faith-and I don't care what it is".

The film is a deeply felt rumination on aging and death, made all the more poignant by Stanton's performance.

Islam is never a dogma but a deeply felt urge.

It was evidently a deeply felt act of quiet defiance.

A deeply felt sense of betrayal is brewing.

Be sure you've identified a deeply felt need.

It trades a deeply felt political urge (revolution) for a passive instantiation of identity and difference (consumerism).

A deeply felt apology to all.

Together, they make a deeply powerful impression.

Throughout her career, Winona has played meaty, interesting, real women, in a way that made you deeply feel.