1.   The exceptions to the general feeling among drivers were, however, important ones.

2.   There is strong feeling among those who do pay the community charge about those who should pay but are not paying.

3.   Unlikely as it May sound, the timetabling scheme aroused strong feelings among staff.

4.   Opinion polls indicated a feeling among the public that it was time for a change.

5.   There was a fraternal feeling among the troops.

6.   In addition there was a strong feeling among Palestinians and other Arabs that international reaction to the Kuwaiti crisis was hypocritical.

7.   Feelings among the community are varied.

8.   A unionist councillor in North Belfast said the feeling among his colleagues was the IRA will target low-profile politicians.

9.   These findings echo feelings among social workers and care managers at the coalface, as picked up by BASW and NALGO.

10.   Although that will cause some hurt feelings among the more conservative members of the majority, it would push the debt limit issue off the radar screen.