Examples of 'widely felt' in a sentence
Meaning of "widely felt"
widely felt: Refers to something that is believed or experienced by a large number of people, commonly acknowledged or recognized
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Such pressure was widely felt by many schools.
The effect of poor management is widely felt.
It was widely felt that that matter ought to be clarified.
The loss of this dear man is being widely felt.
A second widely felt need is rather of an aesthetic nature.
The austerity will be widely felt.
It was widely felt that no real problem arose in that regard.
The consequences were widely felt.
It was widely felt that that was a matter of intellectual property law.
Training and retraining at work is widely felt to fall short of needs.
He was widely felt to be too old for his character.
Efficiency is widely felt.
It was widely felt that it reflected a different practice and should be retained.
Both the perception and practice of racial profiling were widely felt.
Interdependency is widely felt but not always easy to measure.
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Hence it is of limited scope and its impact has not been widely felt.
It was widely felt that sales of consumer goods to consumers should be protected.
Productivity benefits are obvious and widely felt when implemented in a business environment.
It was widely felt that further discussion could be based on that text.
Networking goals were very important to participants and the benefits were widely felt.
It was widely felt that the trial did not meet international standards.
Three key technologies are expected to make the most widely felt impact.
It was widely felt that the language as prepared by the drafting group was satisfactory.
The terrorist threat has never before been so widely felt in Europe.
It was widely felt that such coordination was particularly important and should continue.
The phenomenon of Italian design grew out of this widely felt urge to renew everything.
That is widely felt in the business community and outside official ranks.
Leaving us poor sinners alone The loss of Him widely felt.
The widely felt frustration seems to have engendered some new political trends.
The effect of such rates would be widely felt in the United Kingdom.
It was widely felt that such a recommendation could interfere with law relating to intellectual property.
But NHC spokesman Dennis Feltgen stressed the effects of Florence would be widely felt.
It was widely felt that he had been a fall guy for the Navy.
For the purposes of bodybuilding, injections are widely felt to reign supreme.
It was widely felt that Bob possessed some acting talent.
When girls have access to safe, quality education, the benefits are widely felt.
It was widely felt that transfer of title was appropriately discussed in the draft Guide.
Mr President, this is a widely felt need.
It is widely felt that nanotechnology will be the next Industrial Revolution.
His absence is real, the loss of Him widely felt.
This was very widely felt in the United States.
I quote, " the exceptional costs linked to German monetary reunification continue to be widely felt.
The earthquake was widely felt in much of the southern South Island.
However, given public interest in euro-related matters, this report meets a widely felt need.
It was widely felt that both alternative A and alternative B had advantages and disadvantages.
That concern therefore is much more widely felt than it was in ' 74.
The earthquake was widely felt throughout the North Island and in the upper South Island.
Mr. Boyd's influence was widely felt.
But at that time, it was widely felt to be a necessary precaution.
It was widely felt that a non-transferable asset could not be encumbered.
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I liked how it felt for you to be proud of me
Felt like it was all starting to fall apart
I have never felt fitter in all my life
