Sentence examples for which are felt from inspiring English sources

Severe hunger is associated with contractions of the stomach, which are felt almost as a sensation of pain.

Just as the sense of otherness builds from interactions which are felt as exclusionary, unjust and humiliating, interactions which are inclusive, fair and respectful can introduce a contradiction in their stark worldview and provide a reminder of our shared humanity.

It was on these annual visits that I came to understand that Fox News, for all its outrageous excesses, is a low-level inflammation-delivery system, the real effects of which are felt only over time.

However, the show, which features its black stars wearing blackface, becomes a huge hit, prompting Delacroix's mental collapse, and an explosion of catastrophic violence, the effects of which are felt far and wide.

This position paper focuses on three topics which are felt to appear as recurrent problems which deserve more attention from the scientific community.

Speed mentoring has recently been used by several medical organizations as a strategy to establish mentoring relationships, which are felt to be critically important in the development of the surgeon.

He had a contagious energy which was felt by everyone he came into contact with.

CONSTANTINOPLE — Hundreds of deaths have been caused by the earthquake which was felt from Gallipoli to Adrianople yesterday [Aug. 9].

The company agreed to improve its monitoring of  the fault that caused the quake, which was felt across the East.

Some hints emerged about what might have caused the explosion, which was felt as far as 30 miles away.

The frustration, which was felt most keenly by Mauricio Pochettino, was that his young team did not kill the game.