Sentence examples for more strongly felt from inspiring English sources

Nowhere can this be more strongly felt than in Kirkuk.

These were more strongly felt than anything else.

Karachi was once a liberal, industrial city, but the Taliban make their presence ever more strongly felt.

English identity is now more strongly felt than most equivalents in western Europe, including Bavarian, Galician and Breton nationalities.

And nowhere is that devotion more strongly felt than in the Caracas barrio of 23 de Enero (23 January ) where Chávez himself votes.

A digital skills shortage is a big concern for many employers and nowhere is this more strongly felt than in marketing, media and the creative industries.

(IVF14: 155–243) Later she made her point more strongly: I felt differently about donating the viable embryo … because the way I felt it had been worded was, or how I understood it, was all the viable ones would be frozen and I'd obviously not understood that that might not happen.

But in the end, Mr. Bush writes, "the more I thought about it, the more strongly I felt Dick should stay.

The more I thought about it, the more strongly I felt about the importance of pushing for development now.

The more frequently and recently people attempt to restrain their desires, the more strongly they felt other and very different -- desires.

"The stigma was a lot more deeply felt and strongly felt than we had allowed ourselves to believe," said Gordon Wilson, vice president for marketing at Oticon.