Sentence examples for narrowly felt from inspiring English sources

Even among academics, to be sure, those concerns are narrowly felt.

The welfare loss, in contrast, would be narrowly and acutely felt.

"The judgment we took, and I'm unashamed about it, was absolutely narrowly focused on what we felt was the best interest of our sport.

The prop helped Manuel vividly explain how he felt about the Mets narrowly escaping with a crucial win.

Far from the formalised, narrowly defined cases typical of business training, this felt pretty real.

But America's property collapse is acutely felt in Florida, and Mr Obama is narrowly ahead here as well.

She was aware that she narrowly escaped disaster in terms of her style, but felt that the risks had been necessary.

The country's politicians and the press felt that a far greater tragedy had only narrowly been averted.

Nevertheless, despite narrowly avoiding the trapdoor to the third tier, 1860 have felt the chill of being in Bayern's shadow since the 1970s.

Over time the circle of loyalists became more venal and narrowly circumscribed, the need actually to please the people less keenly felt; education fared particularly poorly.

David Solish, 26, a driver, said he had narrowly escaped more than one bombing in Israeli cities and actually felt safer in Immanuel.