In a place that likes to dream big, an increase of about 167,000 people over 10 years feels anemic and, to some, embarrassing.
"The Tender Land," which tells of a farm girl's rebellion against her tight-knit family, has felt anemic in prior revivals, but here, with a gorgeous set by Antje Ellermann, expert direction by Erica Schmidt, strong conducting by James Bagwell, and piercing lead performances by Anne Jennifer Nash, Vale Rideout, and the radiant Jennifer Dudley, it felt like a major work on an intimate scale.
From the peak of the boom to the trough about five or six months ago, the currency went from 2 [reais] to the dollar to 4.2 [reais], so these companies were doing well and enjoying phenomenal growth, but in U.S. dollars, [their revenue] felt anemic.
But even in Eco mode, the little turbo pulls hard and never feels anemic.
A disaster was happening in the heart of our city and so it felt proper to record and absorb, but economic newsreels and desperate grasps for similes felt anemic.
Victor, who was still anemic, felt the cold keenly.
We'd have liked a little more torque, because the Nox feels a little anemic when accelerating even if it can still tow a payload up to 3,500 pounds.
Blood transfusions can help anemic cancer patients feel better, too, at least for a while.
Then you'll feel an aftershock when you buy a few euros with your newly anemic dollars.
What it is going to do is leave us with anemic and sporadic growth that to most Americans will still feel like a recession".
That's why if you are anemic, that is have fewer functioning red blood cells, you feel run down.
