Sentence examples for dramatically felt from inspiring English sources
This change is most dramatically felt by a community losing its traditions of shipbuilding, and the work that sustained them literally and spiritually for generations.
Rising stock prices leads to what economists call the wealth effect -- those who see their stocks rise dramatically feel richer and spend more.
Pettitte shook off more signs and began stepping off the mound, slowing the pace of his work; he had increased his tempo in spring training dramatically and felt this was an important part of his success.
It has its flaws: the character of inward-looking Jodi is underwritten and the climactic scene - although dramatically gripping, feels contrived.
Director Ted Huffman says the melding of the text with music has felt, dramatically, like a natural process.
But they will have put up with it for the same reason they put up with the mine every day before their lives changed so dramatically – because they felt that they had to.
Reserving a play date with your favorite Golden Retriever once a week would reduce pet ownership – and the resulting economic and environmental costs – dramatically as people felt comfortable occasionally playing with a shared pet instead of owning one.
As Cio-Cio-San, Kelly Kaduce brings an amber-tinted soprano, particularly rich at mid-register, to her deeply felt, dramatically satisfying interpretation.
Andy Pettitte wants to rediscover his changeup, a pitch he felt contributed dramatically to his success in 1995 and 1996, a pitch he feels he has since lost.
His acclaimed portrayals of Lennie in Carlisle Floyd's "Of Mice and Men" and the title role of Britten's "Peter Grimes" were not just dramatically compelling and deeply felt but also musically solid.
The change will be felt most dramatically on Staten Island where, because of a quirk in federal rules, Title I money has been concentrated among a very small number of schools, resulting in a per-pupil allocation more than twice the city average.
