Sentence examples for personally applied from inspiring English sources

Near the very end Burton quotes a line from Kafka that has haunted him, but "only in the last four or five years has it meant anything to me – I mean only its horrifying and real meaning, personally applied, has it brutally come home to me after all these years in the smugness of the dark".

I've personally applied tea bags to several brides' backs the day before their weddings, but this was my first groom sunburn emergency.

But the U.S. is encouraging the slow increases by Germany and others; President Barack Obama personally applied fresh pressure to NATO partners at the summit this month.

I've personally applied for loans with my husband and have had the bank representative look at me with disparagement and tell me that, 'I don't work'.

Among 49,093 subjects with complete exposure information, 11,623 (24%) reported ever having personally applied or mixed permethrin and had complete data on lifetime days of use.

Thirty-two different pesticides were included in these studies, and most study participants personally applied pesticides for 11– 30 years before enrollment (Alavanja et al. 2005).

Although they did not personally apply Sir Alex's hairdryer approach to disciplining workers, they still fostered a strong self-imposed fear of failure.

The silent-film comedians — Chaplin, Keaton, Fatty Arbuckle — were the first to try it, and "returned not only to give Max their enthusiastic approval but to have him personally apply the new make-up".

It may seem far-fetched right now — personally, applying for jobs has always been something that's required my full keyboard-and-screen attention.

"We're challenging the decision to personally apply the law to him," Kett told me.

Additionally, more urban respondents (43.1 %) indicated they did not personally apply pesticides (i.e. were applied professionally) compared to rural respondents (27.3 %), although this difference was also not statistically significant.