Sentence examples for felt successfully from inspiring English sources
The proposed numerical model not only captured the macroscopic response of the felt successfully but also reproduced the underlying mechanisms involved in deformation and damage of nonwovens.
Annie was concerned about the original engineering design context of the co-written curriculum when it came time to implement, so she adjusted the context for her implementation, recognizing that she "wouldn't have been able to sustain it [the zombie context]." Instead, she used a theme related to the reality show Survivor that she felt successfully engaged students.
The pride I felt after successfully printing anything was enormous.
He also cited as inspiration specific Japanese cartoonists who he felt had successfully portrayed sex in animation such as Monkey Punch, the creator of Lupin III.
One patient described how she felt after successfully climbing up a step: " Wow, my leg is not as bad as I thought it was!" (Patient 2).
A Request for Proposals was just posted on the Department of Educations's (DOE) website giving interested companies just over a month (just one month), to reinvent a standard that's been used, many feel successfully, for years.
Party historians feel they successfully negotiated an extraordinarily sensitive project but say it left many in broader society unsatisfied.
Forget the pride he felt at having successfully crashed the Plaza Hotel wedding of Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones.
Asked by the Guardian if Clinton was now focused more on the general election than the party primary, Podesta said the campaign felt it could successfully target both.
I have played the Scottish king on stage literally 100 times, and felt I had successfully immersed myself in the character's determination and single-mindedness.
They felt they had successfully portrayed their client as a junior cog in the Goldman machine, one of several thousand vice presidents at the big Wall Street firm and hardly the villain the S.E.C. has tried to portray him as.
