Sentence examples for feel correspondingly from inspiring English sources

"Then they began to feel correspondingly disgusted".

My signing queues have become alarmingly younger, and I feel correspondingly more steam-age.

Though the cast is more than capable in its creation of an affecting emotional climate, only a few of its members have anything like Ms. Smith's ear for revelatory speech patterns and are able to summon portraits that feel correspondingly authentic.

("Novels seldom came as well connected as this and the queen felt correspondingly reassured").

Her account of heartbreak, living with your mum and working with your ex felt correspondingly effortful, and is sometimes crude.

By becoming conscious of it therefore not of the sensation of anger but the anger transformed by consciousness what we feel 'is correspondingly changed' (207); the 'effect of this experience … is make them less violent' (209).

And correspondingly, people feel better when they have a longer walk to work".

Reported politicians' estimates of the whole bill have soared to €120 billion and far beyond, with a correspondingly greater contribution from Germany.Many Germans feel they are being forced to choose between two basic principles of their post-war economic order: economic stability and integration within Europe.

Correspondingly, some felt that an explicit discussion of the word 'health' is not required.

Correspondingly, students report to refrain from sharing their ideas if they feel that the teacher ignores or ridicules them or behaves in a spiteful, offensive or overcritical manner (e.g., Rocca 2009; Wade 1994).

It has been reported in Finland that 21-36% of children are quite afraid or very afraid of something connected with dental treatment [ 15] and that 5-19% of adults are very afraid of visiting a dentist [ 16], while correspondingly one fourth of adults in England reported that they definitely always feel anxious about going to a dentist [ 17].