Sentence examples for fairly felt from inspiring English sources

People who adopted a boss perspective were far more willing to continue the arrangement despite significant non-compliance, were more likely to feel they had been treated fairly, felt less animosity towards their cheating partners and believed they got the better deal because they felt they bore less cost and received higher value from the arrangement.

Shanks' directors were too polite to say so but they might fairly feel they should be managing waste rather than having their management time wasted.

The audience can fairly feel his flop sweat, for the classically trained Mason spends much of the film looking terrified -- as if, at any moment, he will be ground in the gears of Sellers' diabolical mind.

"It's fairly widely felt in both agencies that we're taking on a significant liability," said an official involved in the negotiations.

This notion had been communicated and exploited, I felt, fairly comprehensively by "Pretty Woman".

"I felt fairly calm with these guys".

"I felt fairly blue about that," she admits.

"I felt fairly comfortable out there," he said.

I have felt fairly decent with my game most of the year".

Katie Sharp of Plainville felt fairly confident applying for a job as a studio production researcher last year.

"I felt fairly detached from my Facebook buddies because I rarely directly contacted them".