Sentence examples for should be felt at from inspiring English sources

It was significant that these first stirrings of poetry should be felt at the time her musical ambitions were about to collapse.

Real poems have mostly arrived unbidden like this ever since: caught in the corner of my eye like that bird". It was significant that these first stirrings of poetry should be felt at the time her musical ambitions were about to collapse.

Mr. Roach said he had raised his fourth-quarter forecast from an initial estimate of 1.5percentt growth to reflect the Federal Reserve's aggressive interest rate reductions and the tax cuts, which he said should be felt at the end of the year.

The home mortgage interest deduction was also capped, although I'm not sure how much of those effects should really be felt at this point since it hasn't been very long.

In fact, it should hardly be felt at all.

-- The benefits of a healthy Albert Pujols shouldn't just be felt at the plate this season.

It is one of the swankiest schools in the country, the kind of place where a slick, media-savvy politician like Peña Nieto should normally be made to be feel right at home.

There are plenty of native evergreen ferns, but there are many exotic species that should be made to feel at home, too.

In my opinion, it should be easy to feel at least some empathy for the Garrett Wales and John Halls of the world.

I think the larger reason, though, was that he felt it would be too selfish, too pretentious, too great a claim on the spotlight, which, in his eternally self-effacing way, he always felt should be directed at someone else.

Former Fifa referee Hackett claimed he counted "over 20 major errors" during the Christmas period and named five current top-flight referees who he felt should be demoted at the end of the season.