Sentence examples for would have positively from inspiring English sources
You would have thought that the good folk of Hollywood, after being starved of red carpet action of late due to the writers' strike, would have positively binged on bad OTT dresses come Oscar night.
District Attorney Kenneth Magidson said the authorities bungled the arrest and trial of the man, Ricardo Rachell, because neither the police nor the prosecutor ever asked for tests of biological evidence found on the victim that would have positively identified his attacker.
There is unrest in France over the posthumous publication of Roland Barthes's Journal de deuil (Bereavement Diary), which his friend and former editor, the philosopher François Wahl, told Le Monde "would have positively revolted [Barthes] in so far as it violates his privacy".
There was talk of a botched abortion, something that would have been positively scandalous in 1940.
Although I had four incredibly important meetings that would have really positively impacted my career and a week's worth of love fests with my closest family and friends, which my soul craved, I had to let my motherly instincts take over and go home to take care of my baby Bella.
Finally, based on our findings, it can be inferred that the patient with IR would have more positively remodeled plaques than the patient without IR.
That is to say that both DPI and QCM-D HA sensors would have remained positively charged and the silica sensors would have remained negatively charged at the pH used in these experiments.
Although we could not retrieve individual patient information on cotrimoxazole and fluconazole prophylaxis, the systematic use of prophylaxis was recommended throughout the program, and would have contributed positively to limiting the mortality.
I'd want them to know how much they have positively affected me throughout the years and just to say thank you for it all.
Conventional thought would have the two positively charged arginine residues (positions 1 and 12) preferentially engaged with the negatively charged phosphate linkages via charge charge interactions and/or the hydrophilic sugars.
Visitors entering any of the private areas of the building would have to be "positively identified by "parliamentary security staff on entry to the private area".
