Sentence examples for views felt from inspiring English sources

But owners may struggle to make their views felt.

The only way the citizens can have their views felt nationally is through the Congress and the Presidency.

This is a way in which the more senior people can make their views felt and heard".

Subjects like literature, where students were expected to recite the teacher's interpretations of whatever was being read rather than expressing their own views, felt odd to her.

Still, I later wondered aloud to a man I met why a lounge with fire pits, a 12-foot-wide HDTV monitor, and million-dollar views felt it also needed to throw in a couple of dancers in panties.

These young Palestinians are members of the post-1967 generation, who have spent all their lives under Israeli rule in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip and are increasingly making their political views felt.

In fact, wherever you are in the sky garden, the views feel frustratingly distant.

For him, the days in the 1980s and 1990s when it was common to see white supremacists openly promoting their views feel like they were "just yesterday".

Patricia Casey, a psychiatrist well known for her anti-abortion views, feels let down.

"Part of building an open, inclusive environment means fostering a culture in which those with alternative views, including different political views, feel safe sharing their opinions.

"One interpretation is that people who [have] intolerant, biased views feel emboldened and can now express them".