Sentence examples for got positively from inspiring English sources

Andre Agassi, the eight-time Grand Slam champion, got positively dictatorial if a ball boy or girl was out of standard position before a point started, refusing to play ball until his feng shui standards had been met.

This is all vaguely unexpected stuff, perhaps, but, over the weekend, things got positively French.

Disgruntled dealers might be more likely to gossip, and in March, Martin-Artajo, always a little nervous, got positively jittery, said the bank employee.

He got positively misty-eyed about high jinks at bygone party conferences, back when nobody paid attention to what they were up to – so you can only imagine how he'd get about his vision of Thanet circa 1965.

Kay Callison, Columbia, Mo.: Good on you, Paul Krugman Wolff Blitzerr got positively flustered a few weeks back when Howard Dean replied to Blitzer's balanced question about the Abramoff scandal with a simple statement that there is no democratic involvement in this matter.

She got positively schoolmistressy at one point, although she presented it as straight-talking: "In going through this period of transition, the Government wants participants – not bystanders – and I need you all to accept this fundamental premise, and work with me to develop the argument".

This is where things get positively evil.

"I get positively fruit loopy about any policy that is evidence-based," she confided.

"Why does he get positively identified out of so many that haven't been?" she asked.

He interned at Ralph Lauren this summer, and he gets positively giddy talking about fashion.

How R U," or "Insnt MssGng Is so kool!" When the urge hits for interaction, get positively medieval: write a letter.