Sentence examples for strongly feeling from inspiring English sources
The additional month of dates for "Long Story Short" (which was previously scheduled to close after Feb. 5) represents a mixed blessing for Mr. Quinn, who confessed in a telephone interview that he was strongly feeling the lure of the stand-up comedy clubs, even while he is engaged in his Broadway performances.
I wasn't ever trying to make any huge political statement, but having said that this was written and made at the tail end of 2015 and I do remember very strongly feeling that I want to put positivity out into the world rather than make it any grittier and miserable.
They were asked to rate the severity of 21 symptoms associated with the menopause, including night sweats, heart beating quickly or strongly, feeling tense or nervous, difficulty in sleeping, irritability, and feeling unhappy or depressed.
Some were simply astonished at what other interviewers were achieving, while others found it 'pressurising' and described difficulty matching the expectation for timely interviews alongside the expectation that they also be sensitive to the needs of participants: "I remember very strongly feeling it would be insulting to pressurise a participant too much.
Some people begin seeing visions, hearing messages, or strongly feeling the presence of spirits from a very young age.
160 (81%) felt strongly able to contribute, with only 21(1%) strongly feeling they could not contribute.
In recent weeks, I have been surprised how strongly feelings are running against Mr Cameron among his own backbench troops.
T: When you strongly emphasize feeling safe talking with me, could that mean that you feel insecure in relation to me? Unconsciously you are afraid of being rejected by me.
And if a book feels to me like a film in the making, I am doubly averse to it, feeling strongly that literature needs to reveal the world in ways that film cannot.
He is leaving with "surprisingly little regret", feeling strongly that 15 years is long enough.
"I understand people feeling strongly, but I don't understand people feeling that the right response is violence and intimidation.
