| A figure of intriguing, complex consciousness, he sees feelingly. |
| But when the abuses are well documented and the issues feelingly articulated, they cannot be altogether extinguished. |
| But Eason, who used to be in a band herself, captures what music means to her characters, especially Hank, whom Brown inhabits feelingly. |
| But he is a respected House and estate agent residing in the district and speaks feelingly. |
| Julia Helgewald describes feelingly, and with scholarship, the myriad uses, religious, ornamental and utilitarian, to which water has been put. |
| It's not one of those blemishes in human nature that have to be deplored so feelingly. |
