Sentence examples for received strongly from inspiring English sources

The fact is that this review was open to anybody to contribute, yet the overwhelming evidence received strongly supported the UK remaining in the EU and that an attempt to radically rewrite the treaties is neither achievable nor desirable".

New York theater owners have approached Disney Theatrical Productions about mounting the company's "Newsies the Musical" on Broadway this season after the new show received strongly positive reviews this week at the Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey, according to people familiar with the discussions.

The 1973 revival as Penthouse Legend was a failure and received strongly negative reviews.

Since she was hospitalized for exhaustion, the film project received strongly negative critical feedback, with the album faring slightly better.

He made the rounds of talk shows and book signings, and received strongly positive reviews in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, and even Barons, all expressing outrage and general agreement with his thesis.

Eighty percent of malpractice claims involve significant disability or death, a 2006 analysis of medical malpractice claims conducted by the Harvard School of Public Health shows, and the amount of compensation patients receive strongly depends on the merits of their claims.

The old labeled strands can be viewed as about equally distributed to both daughter cells: Since cells contain typically 46 (humans) or 42 (rhesus macaques) chromosomes, it is unlikely that two daughter cells receive strongly deviating amounts of labeled strands from the same mother cell.

While "receiving messages," receivers strongly prefer texting for relax and formal circumstances, but receivers prefer handwriting for sincere circumstances.

He said he sent the tweets after a "red mist" descended on him when he received a strongly worded email abusing him for the work he did.

I never received a strongly positive response from Sandra, but the crumbs, the letters sharing with me only the minutiae of her life, were enough to keep me writing — September and October and November.

Two weeks before the event, Dr Felten received a strongly worded letter from an SDMI lawyer, warning him that publication could make him "subject to enforcement actions under federal law".