The riskiest decision any of these people made was to have David, Charles Dickens's boy hero, played by an adult (Kieran Campion), even when the character is only 7. Mr. Campion pulls off the illusion admirably, aided by Mark Shanahan as the older David, narrating with considerable feeling and maturity as he stands onstage observing his younger self through much of the play.
One after another, the new committee members discussed previous work they had performed for the nuclear industry—and then announced a complete absence of bias, generally doing so with considerable feeling.
Already in 1964 there were some who regarded this note with considerable unease, feeling that it withdrew from the bishops, in practical and legal terms, the supreme authority they were said, on theological grounds, to share.
There is considerable feeling that Agnew's punishment fell far short of fitting the crime.
The amendment passed, with considerable acrimony and bad feeling, but was invalidated in 2015 by the Supreme Court's decision in Obergefell v. Hodges.
The two women among my interviewees who chose abortion did so with considerable ambivalence and, later, strong feelings of wrongdoing.
All that practice and all that introspection have given her an ability to convey her emotions with considerable visceral power — the shock of feeling the supremely ordinary morph into the utterly surreal, the vulnerability of being on trial in a foreign country in a language she had not completely mastered, the isolation of being in prison and at the center of a swirling media storm.
Despite the financial prudence which has served them well, there is a feeling that only with considerable money coming in, can they progress any further.
Other reasons for refusal included not wanting to speak ill of the deceased (suicide is associated with considerable stigma in Hungary) and not feeling it was their responsibility to talk about the reason their relative took his or her life.
And Switzerland, like England, played host to exiles who came and went with considerable freedom.No wonder, then, that anti-foreigner feeling ran high in many places.
In private conversation he used many Shakespearean allusions, discussed problems of dramatic interpretation with considerable insight, and recited long passages from memory with rare feeling and understanding.
