deeply felt

“His loss is deeply felt by the entire Mariinsky family and the wider ballet world.”

On 7 October last year, in a meticulously planned series of attacks, Sinwar and his men inflicted Israel's worst-ever defeat - and a collective trauma that is still deeply felt.

A spokesperson for Burdon Grange care home said the losses of Ms Tilsley and Mr Wood "are still deeply felt by our community".

But the sensitive, intimate outlet shown in Wilson’s compassionate documentary — one of the year’s best — lets us put our mistrust aside to consider what can be deeply felt from a pretense accepted between willing, receptive souls.

But he does have deeply felt beliefs about who is getting the short end of the stick in various situations, a vague and uncritical openness to “free thinking” and a suspicion of “wokeness,” and fratty interests in subjects like golf and hot babes.