"felt positively" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
For example: She felt positively exhilarated as she toured the city.
Only 9percentt of their eighth graders had positive attitudes toward math; only 10percentt felt positively about science.
However, it is not clear whether this is because people who felt positively about an issue were less likely to comment or because there are fewer people who feel positive.
By lunchtime, the temperature felt positively balmy.
In my Eskimo-inspired craft, I felt positively Polynesian.
After reading their post on Cabaret Voltaire, "the capital's most consistent and forward-thinking venue", I felt positively euphoric.
When the animals were quickly in the pen and Maria high-fived us all, I felt positively Olympian.
Backwell said all 12 families to feature in the Australian series felt positively about the experience, and seemed bewildered by criticisms that the show was exploitative.
More detailed analysis shows that in 2009 Ukip secured the support of fewer than half the voters who felt positively about it.
In the United States, 35percentt felt positively about math and 32percentt about science, more than in almost every other industrial nation.
