Sentence examples for importantly felt from inspiring English sources

The Beatles' mythos was so swiftly established that Eric Idle could parody it within a few years of the band's dissolution in the knowledge that every reference would be not only understood but, much more importantly, felt.

Felt comfortable with my game, comfortable with the way I was seeing it on the golf course and, more importantly, felt comfortable with how patient I was out there".

Navsaria agreed and set about recruiting a team: Simon Myers, consultant burns surgeon at the Chelsea and Westminster hospital was in, as was Navsaria's partner, Valerie Colletta, who had worked on developing artificial skin, but more importantly felt that she wanted to do something to help (she subsequently persuaded a pharmaceutical company to donate specialist burns dressings costing £5 apiece).

She looked great (and more importantly) felt comfortable in her thrift shop finery.

Small steps require less discipline, lower the mental barrier to change and, importantly, feel good as you start to build momentum at the right pace for you.

Its purpose is to tell black women no matter their shade, sexuality and abilities, they deserve to be celebrated and it's a shame that another black woman failed to see and most importantly feel this.

Junior's arguably irksome maneuver notwithstanding, it was clear that Bob Sr .needed something else to do–and more importantly, feel good about doing it.

"You have to get people to be intimate with each other and be able to learn each other's disciplines to the point where they can communicate about it and, more importantly, feel comfortable enough with each other that they can be critical," she says.

We wanted to know how everyone makes it, spends it, and most importantly, feels about it.

She makes about $50,000 a year, pays her taxes and, most importantly, feels safe where she works.

GIANT is successful at translating Zec's unique experiences into something anybody can learn from, and more importantly feel from.