Sentence examples for will clearly feel from inspiring English sources

Google, which makes the Android software that runs at the core of Samsung phones, will clearly feel an impact through its hardware-making partner.

Descartes wrote, "If you cut off the end of the heart of a living dog, and through the incision put your finger into one of the concavities, you will clearly feel that every time the heart shortens, it presses your finger, and it stops every time it lengthens".

You will clearly feel the patterned, grippy rubber when you plant your back foot on the grip and you will know your back foot is positioned in the right place.

The latter's presence looks like it will be clearly felt in Fantastic Beasts, though perhaps as the kind of background threat that Voldemort presented in the early Potter books and movies.

The draft law would not affect films that were shot in Spanish, or European films unless more than 15 copies are circulated, so the brunt will clearly be felt by American productions.

Here are just a few of the areas where his departure will be most clearly felt.

Both sides clearly feel aggrieved.

The Turks clearly feel the same.

The man who made his millions from racehorses clearly feels he will be unable to attract rugby league's thoroughbreds to Salford under the current guidelines.

But I will answer it anyway, because it clearly feels like ethics to the people involved.

Labour clearly feels that Miliband will perform above expectations in the TV debates and might have the advantage as the outsider in the mould of Clegg in 2010.