Sentence examples for strongly sensed from inspiring English sources

Though often difficult to put into words what exactly troubled them, many, including April Reign, creator of the viral hashtag #OscarsSoWhite, strongly sensed that black people weren't writing the story.

We are given little sense of the actual work involved, but strongly sense Viv's scholarly enthusiasm.

One of those words that you strongly sense those involved in football only know because of its use by those involved in football, "derisory" is the put-down of choice when it comes to opening bids.

Kierkegaard, for example, strongly senses the absurd.

(Parliament will look at this on July 24th but the current proposals, tabled by smaller parties, are unlikely to pass).Conservatives are resisting the changing social attitudes all the more strongly for sensing that they are swimming against the tide.

For one thing, I sensed very strongly Blair's astonishing self-belief as the ground was being laid.

I sensed very strongly when we did the read-through that the wives like each other even though they are very different.

And why do we feel so strongly a sense of time as motion?

This is, he said, his attempt to try to explain why we feel so strongly the sense of a soul when reason says that the mind and body cannot be separated.

"Never did I feel so strongly the sense of abandonment, powerlessness and loneliness as when I sent messages of disaster and horror to the free world and no one believed me," Mr. Riegner wrote in his autobiography, "Ne Jamais Desperer" ("Never Give Up Hope"), published in 1999.

"I sense strongly that as a country we all feel a little hungry for something with amore nurturing tone".