Sentence examples for feel drastically from inspiring English sources

"I think the National Park Service, at least in its upper management, is anti-dog," said Martha Walters, a spokeswoman for the Crissy Field Dog Group, which has been opposing a set of proposed National Park Service rules that its members feel drastically reduces the amount of space in the city for dogs to run off-leash.

Three years later, France says, he came to feel drastically different about the approach.

Rust's final revelation in the cosmos felt drastically unearned.

Back then, this time of year felt drastically different to me than it does now.

As this serendipity dawned upon me, I felt drastically happier when accepting my prize of 3rd place in the nation and a $40,000 scholarship at the conclusion of the Siemens Competition in Washington D.C. Anybody can do Seva!

The arithmetical oddity, the color schemes, the spatial patterns, the different stylistic idioms and images, and the constant high energy all make us feel that drastically dissimilar forces are at work here.

Cutting the funding and essential programs our nation needs to fight climate change, as this budget proposes, is a mistake of mammoth proportions, with consequences that will be felt most drastically by our children and grandchildren.

The rehabilitation that was conducted meant a lot of walking aides and wheelchairs and they felt this drastically decreased space in room of the ward.

A good way to ask is, "Do you feel comfortable sharing what happened?" This changes the experience drastically.

More are opting for cheaper, secular ceremonies, while priests say they feel duty-bound to drastically lower costs to give deceased parishioners a fitting sendoff.

I don't feel it should be drastically different.