Sentence examples for wider feeling from inspiring English sources

His words tapped into a wider feeling that CEOs are out of touch and unwilling, or unable, to respond to tough questions with sincere answers.

But the wider feeling seems to be that the renaissance since Amores Perros sent a jolt of electricity around the world in 2001 has been a fragile, faltering one.

The present exhibition wisely doesn't try, opting instead for a display of artworks that trade less in conventional ideas of religious faith than in a wider feeling of profound awe, respect and devotion.

But there is a wider feeling abroad that it is an idea whose time has come and that if momentum can be maintained then ultimately the logic behind it will be inescapable.

This reflects a much wider feeling, confirmed by the other economics journalists who were in the room with the chancellor, that many of our viewers and readers just do not feel the recovery at all.

That is a reasonable compromise: to allow regions the right to go to court, not individually, but to raise the matter and check, either via their national government or via the Committee of the Regions, whether there is a wider feeling that subsidiarity has been violated; if so, then a court case could be brought.

"It's a whole campus-wide feeling that you did something amazing," said forward Craig Austin, who scored 25 points against Penn.

Kings forward Justin Williams used several other words to capture the team-wide feeling.

Furthermore, California-wide feelings of the need to protect the common good make it acceptable to impose rationing during severe droughts.

It seemed to preempt wider critical feeling about his work: unpersuaded.

But the individual cases seem not to have been scrutinised hard enough against other criteria – staff morale and equity, and wider public feeling.