Sentence examples for was felt with from inspiring English sources

Last year at the Cannes International Film Festival, he said, a strong Latin American presence was felt with knockouts like Mexico's "Amores Perros," roughly translated as "Miserable Loves".

Pippen's presence was felt with three rebounds and two assists, but mostly he left the heavy lifting to Smith, Stoudamire and Wallace.

One could go back further to a 1989 Pulitzer/Tony winner, The Heidi Chronicles by the late Wendy Wasserstein: a much-lauded Broadway smash whose corresponding critical disinterest, as and when it finally limped its way across the pond to the Greenwich Theatre, was felt with particular impact by Wasserstein, who had in fact written the play during an extended stay in London.

Overall, at the end of the treatment, patients also observed that less pain was felt with Invisalign treatment compared to the edgewise appliance.

Of these, the 1931 and 1986 events were unfelt in Naha, whereas the 1980 earthquake was felt with a seismic intensity of 2 in Naha.

With Paul Ince banned from the stadium, his assistant Alex Rae and former caretaker boss Steve Thompson took charge of the Seasiders - though the manager's presence was felt, with a local newspaper handing out 10,000 masks of his face.

The high altitude is felt with every running, or walking, step.

"Its value can't be measured with economics or mathematics; it must be felt with the soul".

The address came as the aftershocks of the protests are still being felt, with many protesters still due in court.

Jobs growth clearly has slowed... and the fiscal squeeze is starting to be felt, with welfare cuts in April.

The alveolar ridge is a small protuberance just behind the upper front teeth that can easily be felt with the tongue.