Sentence examples for classically felt from inspiring English sources

Although not classically felt to be a nosocomial infection, the threat of spread through donated blood makes West Nile a potential nosocomial pathogen.

Classically, it was felt that a more reliable estimate of drug effect could be obtained with a uniocular trial.

The colour is wild, but everything from the geometry to the perspective feels classically precise.

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The stories feel classically American: the talented everyman finally getting noticed, the brave upstart overcoming unlikely odds.

This issue sees the heroes trying to attack an imperial star destroyer, and it feels classically hopeless for the protagonists.

Asked later how he felt, Rivera offered a classically understated response: "For the first one I'll take it.

Yet both because of the distance of its period setting and the deeply felt emotions of its classically styled storytelling and performances, the movie avoids ever feeling like a pamphlet polemic.

"I felt like working with some classically trained musicians because I'd never done so before – but I made them play very rhythmically and not in a symphonic, soapy way".

The completion of Redguard in 1998 led to a return to the Morrowind project, as the developers felt a yearning in their audience to return to the classically epic forms of the earlier titles.

But Mr. Ziolkowski can also veer toward fluorescent, encompassing tonalities and compositional unities that feel almost classically modern once you get beyond the gore.