Sentence examples for most strongly felt from inspiring English sources

It is at home that the impact of social media has been most strongly felt.

Ayahuasca's acute subjective effects usually lasted for six hours and were most strongly felt one hour after consumption.

But the absence of an accompanying voice is most strongly felt when there are people in the picture.

A Greek-speaking Macedonian aristocratic class dominated the Seleucid state throughout its history, although this dominance was most strongly felt in the urban areas.

If it sounds a little unSicilian, this is in keeping: it is here that the influences of centuries of occupation – Greek, Roman, Arab, Spanish – are most strongly felt.

It is in Hungary, under the premiership of authoritarian Viktor Orbán, and where anti-immigrant sentiment has been most strongly felt, that the EU's next nailbiting referendum is due to be held.

In the world of Chinese retail, the area where you most strongly feel the absence of older forms of identity, and the frenetic impulse to reinvent oneself, is the luxury-goods market.

During DK's field observation, she reported that most FWs strongly felt that assisting participants and the community gain benefits, especially health care for the really poor households, was one way of helping those households; they seemed to view their role as helping these families alleviate some of their health care burdens.

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

Interestingly, the degree of pleasure experienced from an excerpt was most strongly correlated with felt arousal (r = .53, p<.001), followed by felt valence (r = .39, p<.001).

Moreover Badhwar argues, if love is essentially a desire, then it implies that we lack something; yet love does not imply this and, indeed, can be felt most strongly at times when we feel our lives most complete and lacking in nothing.