Among economists there is a strong feeling that the world economy is bouncing back from deep recession, and that the current crisis, although severe, is an aberration.

There is a strong sentiment that academics and institutions that collaborated with such an odious regime often with the encouragement of their governments, no doubt suffered a grave lapse of judgment.

Yet I have to admit that I still could not suppress a tiny, keenly felt pleasure when Germany lost to Spain.

My delegation feels strongly that the consensus we reached in the High level Plenary Meeting represents a good foundation for a greater consensus towards achieving the development priorities of the developing countries.

However, regarding the section on freedom from fear, Tuvalu strongly feels that it lacks one key element.

It was strongly felt that awareness raising and appropriate training for concerned institutions should be carried out in countries, possibly at regional level, making use of existing regional structures such as the Regional Offices of WHO.

I have the feeling that the status quo does not really suit anyone there.

It is generally felt that 2005 is a year of opportunity.

He said it was the loneliest he had ever felt.

During 2004, the sentiment among the Islanders was that electricity was too expensive.

The members representing other international organizations, all of the regional coordinating organizations and national statistical offices have promoted a strong sense of partnership and ownership among all stakeholders.

There was a general feeling that this long conflict was being resolved.

There may be a feeling that something, such as a speck of dirt, is in the eye.

Lurking behind this dismissal is a sense that humanity itself is undergoing a massive transformation in its self understanding.

There is a sense among young people that the quality of public education is gradually eroding in some parts of the world.

There was a strong feeling that the outcome document should give greater attention to disarmament and call for a new legal instrument to control the arms trade.

In addition to issues like climate change, there is also a sense that other players are flexing their muscles.

It was felt that enforcing such rules in the home environment was not necessarily desirable.

And in our society, we have a strong belief that synthetic happiness is of an inferior kind.

The unparalleled and exclusive attention given to the Pitcairn judicial system since 1999 had resulted in a strong feeling of mistrust, self doubt and helplessness within the island community.

On the other hand, there is a disquieting sense that today s new normal may be slower growth and higher levels of unemployment.

The last straw was the blatant falsification of December s parliamentary elections, which reinforced citizens sense that the regime regards them with contempt.

Since the 2000 Review Conference there had been a sense that the NPT regime was in crisis.

It feels wonderful.

The Monterrey Consensus recognized trade as a powerful driver of economic growth and poverty reduction.

But there is a general feeling that implementation has fallen short of expectations, particularly with regard to nuclear disarmament.

The members shared a strong sense of optimism and urged the Secretary General and the Special Representative to stay the course and to keep pace in carrying out the comprehensive international strategy for concrete results, with the Security Council remaining in the lead.

Immense market volatility serves only to reinforce people s sense that something is really wrong.

It is felt that this would assist in identifying the reasons why young people leave school prematurely and in formulating possible solutions.

I have a feeling he is right.

As a daughter of a woman who fought for women s rights during the independence movement and was instrumental in starting one of the first women s institutions in India, I should feel a genuine sense of pride in the election of Patil.

Nevertheless, there remains a nagging sense that universities are luxuries now that ordinary people are struggling to make ends meet.

The Committee could help express the concern of the international community by passing a strong draft resolution addressing that situation.

But there is a growing sense that the waiting game cannot last much longer. Whatever comes next will most likely come soon.

The optimism of the first decade was accompanied by a growing sense of inequality, and concern that the benefits of growth were not being shared by the urban poor.

The witnesses implied in their testimonies to the Special Committee a common feeling that Palestine was suffocating and going through a kind of silent death, unnoticed by the entire world.

There is a strong sentiment that Governments should work to promote legislation to control the use and availability of guns and ammunition.

There is strong support for the proposition that treaties regulating intergovernmental debt continue to apply during armed conflict.

We asked respondents to indicate how much control they had over their lives and how optimistic they were about the future, using a scale on which ten indicated a highly optimistic sense of control and one a deep level of powerlessness and pessimism.

Because they had the sense that declining wages are worse than rising wages, even when the total amount of wages is higher in the declining period. Here's another nice example.

They cannot function beyond a certain level of mutual distrust or a sense on the part of some members that other members have abandoned them.

I have this feeling I d be happy there.

It was a feeling of helplessness and hopelessness, tinged with anger.

He's strong.

Will the second Edo be able to resist Chinese ambitions? The New Edo era needs a strong Japanese army, admits Inose.