1.   Following this calamity, there was a widespread feeling of discontent in the country.

2.   There was, however, a widespread feeling that very large armies were undesirable because they were difficult to supply and manoeuvre.

3.   Why does he not take note of that widespread feeling?

4.   There was widespread feeling that urgent legislative action was required to deal with increasing economic problems and with a sharp deterioration in law and order.

5.   The government had dissociated itself from the coalition, but the Islamic and leftist opposition nevertheless capitalized on widespread anti-war feeling.

6.   And there was a widespread feeling that the country was on a permanent path of decline.

7.   And there is a widespread feeling among businesses and the government that in this era of global competition the old largess can no longer be afforded.

8.   Another distinction is that in the case of Japan there is a widespread feeling that the government is the essential problem.

9.   As in America, Gao has to deal with widespread feelings of inferiority among women.

10.   Beck said many lawyers support the ban on such letters because of a widespread feeling that such advertisements contribute to the image problems that attorneys suffer.