Sentence examples for which is felt from inspiring English sources

Putting a former tabloid editor back in charge could help, given the fact that it is the Sun which is felt to be struggling in the Murdoch empire.

A lack of support is also a key issue affecting 44% of respondents, which is felt across all ages from 25-64 years. 25-64 years

This is particularly a problem for Christianity, which is felt and seen from the outside to be primarily a matter of joyless prohibition.

Whoever rules this vast country, with its enormous economic strength, its military potential, its cultural influence, carries a responsibility which is felt all over the world.

Warm objects emit infrared radiation, which is felt by the skin; near T = 950 K a dull red glow can be observed; and the colour brightens to orange and yellow as the temperature is raised.

Iran was kept out of Soviet hands -- but the coup also produced a brutal regime that fomented a violent and very dangerous revolution, the impact of which is felt even today.

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

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

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.