Sentence examples for observed felt from inspiring English sources

Men, Emerson observed, felt that Margaret "carried too many guns".

The number of observed felt events n(I) for each intensity class (I) at the same station is defined as follows (Nakamura 1925; Kawasumi 1952): log n(I) = a - bI (6)We computed the parameters a and b using this relation and the seismic intensity data recorded at Naha from 1923 to 2016.

While deeply embedded in the core teachings of many great religions and almost all mystical and shamanic traditions, the concept of "Oneness" remains somewhat elusive, perhaps because it can be observed, felt, interpreted and expressed in a myriad of ways.

Egyptians, Hessler observes, "felt that they couldn't be patient any longer".

On back-to-back pages you will find clichés like "richly observed," "deeply felt" and "expertly crafted".

(B3) Time constraints played a part and, despite their lack of enthusiasm for being observed, students felt more observation was possible.

It is not a matter of what can be observed, perceived, felt, as opposed to what cannot be observed, perceived, felt.

Although the observation of PV automaticity with no left atrial coupling is commonly observed and felt to be consistent with exit block, this question has not been formally studied.

For him, space is palpable, to be observed and felt.

Mr. Moss's grief at losing the real Nighthawks diner tells us that Hopper's fiction -- in being both acutely observed and felt -- is, finally, no less real for being a myth.

A result -- in sharp contrast to her mannered 1997 novel, "Leave It to Me," which provided a cartoonish portrait of the United States on the brink of the millennium -- is a keenly observed, deeply felt story of familial love and loss, and of a woman's search for her place in two very different cultures.