Sentence examples for readily feel from inspiring English sources

And while events in Calais may seem a bit more remote to Americans than, say, those in Mexico, an audience here can readily feel empathy for those seeking to escape places such as Afghanistan and Iraq.

The idea of self seems, however, to be intrinsically attention-grabbing, which explains why love for another somehow connected to us readily converts into pride, but not vice-versa (so I may readily feel pride when considering my children's many accomplishments, but consideration of my own accomplishments does not tend to provoke love for my children).

Anika Maaza Mann (2010) illustrates, following Jean-Paul Sartre's Critique of Dialectical Reason, that the wellspring of a unified, collective struggle lies in solidarity that many oppressed groups will readily feel with each other due to common experiences of danger and limitations.

And of course the most negative characteristic of either is the chilling level of rage that they each too readily feel and express, when disappointed, let down or, God forbid, criticized.

Just three words, "THE GLORIOUS DEAD", are carved on it, and though you might cavil at the adjective, thinking of how men died, the fact remains that the Cenotaph gave itself a future by evoking two readily felt eternals, death and loss.

And the effects of the devastation wrought by the war, the stultifying ways in which its noblest ambitions diffused into post-Reconstruction ambivalence, and the length of the shadows it still casts over the contemporary political scene — these are readily felt by anyone exploring the ever-growing literature.

It still has an atmosphere of past wonders (as Kipling appreciated while he lived and wrote here), most readily felt around the cupola-clad fairy-tale palace that spills down the hillside.

And that discord is readily felt.

Nowhere else was this more readily felt than at Trouble & Bass' final party at Verboten in New York before the label shuts down for good.

And both Johnson and Karan deserve plenty of praise for their impassioned contributions, which is most readily felt through the presence of the Sheila C. Johnson Design Center, the Donna Karan Professorship and the Stephan Weiss Design Strategies Dialogues program.

There are, therefore, several potential reasons why back problems could develop or, at least, become more readily felt during the period of puberty than in earlier childhood.