Examples of 'makes itself felt' in a sentence
Meaning of "makes itself felt"
makes itself felt: This phrase means that something becomes noticeable or has an impact. It is often used to describe a subtle influence or effect that becomes apparent over time
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makes itself felt
A sense of unease gradually makes itself felt.
This difference makes itself felt under all forms of political organization.
Their anonymous influence makes itself felt.
Such a malformation makes itself felt from the first days of a child 's life.
It is this unseen power which makes itself felt.
An imbalance of hormones makes itself felt in the form of external manifestations,.
Here cultural distance probably makes itself felt.
The cold makes itself felt.
But after a short time a sober reality makes itself felt.
Hemorrhagic syndrome makes itself felt in early childhood.
Sooner or later the law of diminishing returns makes itself felt.
Peptic ulcer disease makes itself felt a sharp pain in the upper abdomen, the stomach.
The need for new life makes itself felt.
The disease makes itself felt after ∼ 2 years of age.
Fondue evening with you and your wife makes itself felt.
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It makes itself felt by,.
The reaction of the state makes itself felt of course.
Despite the fact that the material is quite resistant, durable, it still makes itself felt.
The importance of the grain harvest also makes itself felt in a pronounced seasonal effect.
We can look amazing, but the decline in the level of estrogen makes itself felt.
An increase in the number of ulcers that makes itself felt by certain symptoms.
Today, now that these different interests have ceased, this partiality scarcely makes itself felt.
In the United States, country makes itself felt everywhere.
You can not see, touch or taste music, but its powerful presence always makes itself felt.
However, the impact of such measures makes itself felt only slowly.
However, there are nationwide protests as soon as the Islamization makes itself felt.
And in India, American influence makes itself felt more and more.
But beware, as soon as you come out, the westerly wind makes itself felt.
When the rotor rotates a respective resistance is produced which makes itself felt as a braking torque.
This sense of a sharp intelligence underlying emotional passion makes itself felt in other ways.
Moreover, the legacy of history also makes itself felt.
The business sector 's considerable power is obvious and makes itself felt at many levels.
Even from so far away, the black hole 's gravity makes itself felt here on Earth.
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Makes you seem jealous and catty
Russian music makes me break out in hives
Makes sense if she was about to leak intelligence
