Sentence for strongly | Use strongly in a sentence

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• Do I feel it strongly? (9)
• Nataly strongly denied it. (10)
• He never strongly dissented. (10)
• She strongly deprecated the navy. (8)
• I strongly object to separations. (10)
• I hope he will not feel it too strongly. (10)
• Less strongly financed tented shows succumb. (21)
• The message savoured strongly of Mrs. Chump. (10)
• But I can understand how strongly he was tempted. (9)
• The distinction had perhaps been felt too strongly. (4)
• It was evidently a subject on which he felt strongly. (8)
• Though inclined strongly to detest, he respected her. (10)
• Though inclined strongly to detest, he respected her. (22)
• Mrs. Mount, though strongly requested, declined to sing. (10)
• Among them was one who reminded her strongly of Christian. (12)
• Then, and day by day more strongly, she felt for her name. (10)
• But if he so strongly loved her, as to hold to this engagement? (10)
• For there is no vulgarity in a title strongly signifying the intent. (10)
• In which of his compositions is the national spirit strongly evident? (3)
• It still seems to me that the situation was strongly and finely felt. (9)
• He strongly advised his friend to banish all hope of her from his mind. (10)
• He strongly disapproved of her gadding about by herself, and told her so. (8)
• For the affairs of the nation moved him so much more strongly than his own. (8)
• Upon most current events he had strong opinions, and he uttered them strongly. (9)
• It seemed to him that all this had happened because he had so strongly wished it. (9)
• She seconded strongly the vehement persuasions addressed by Pericles to Vittoria. (10)
• These units are built of sheet steel, strongly reinforced, and measure 2 feet square. (17)
• She was a well-looking woman, strongly coloured, brown-eyed, and hearty in appearance. (22)
• The writer must be some clever woman or simple friend, who feels for us very strongly. (10)
• Westover still felt physically incapable of the indignation which he strongly imagined. (9)
• His warm regard, his kind expressions, his confidential treatment, touched her strongly. (4)
• This I felt strongly, as, flushed in face and tingling in my fingers, I entered the room. (6)
• She felt strongly the mastery Nevil Beauchamp could exercise even over his uncle Everard. (10)
• It was not possible that the occurrence should not be strongly recommending each to the other. (4)
• The religions of the world are just the poetic expressions of certain strongly marked temperaments. (8)
• Quickly, not to lose the effect, she grasped her skirts strongly in both hands, and went downstairs. (8)
• The idea of this preparation of material for emotional development cannot be emphasized too strongly. (3)
• The queer hostility he had always felt towards his second-cousin was strongly and suddenly reinforced. (8)
• Her pleasure in seeing him was like every other of her feelings, strong in itself, and strongly spoken. (4)
• Schopenhauer, the philosopher from whom Richard Wagner drew inspiration, holds this view very strongly. (3)
• In this year he composed his octet for strings, in which his individuality first asserted itself strongly. (3)
• Peri and Caccini were the only musicians and they were strongly averse to the contrapuntal music of the day. (3)
• Weyburn strongly advised the reverend gentleman on having it out with Lady Charlotte in a personal interview. (10)
• It was based on a fairy tale of but slight worth, and the music was strongly reminiscent of Weber and Marschner. (3)
• Burnamy laid down three or four papers opened to pages where certain articles were strongly circumscribed in ink. (9)
• His face, too, was a curious blend, for, though it was strongly formed, its expression was rather soft and moody. (8)
• So strongly did the sisters admire this delicate way of masking a piece of rank cowardice, that they forgave her. (10)
• When the allies got closer to the Onondaga fort they found it was much more strongly defended than they had supposed. (19)
• All that there was of selfishness in her bosom resolved to the enjoyment of her one month of strongly willed delusion. (10)
• These were the things that presented themselves very strongly to the widow Engelschall on her way to Stolpische Street. (12)
• The choruses in particular are strongly rhythmic and far more dramatic than those which were commonly heard on the stage. (3)
• The apartment for which his lordship had so strongly apologized, stood in very pleasing contrast to my late one in Kilrush. (6)
• The things he would strongly object to he did not specify to himself because he was untroubled by any forethought of them. (10)
• De Calliéres had strongly advised the establishment of several posts on the lake for the reception of furs and merchandise. (19)
• He turned round on their coming in, and his countenance showed that he strongly partook of the emotion which overpowered Marianne. (4)
• You must know that I have for these 4 or 5 Days past strongly suspected William of entertaining a partiality to my eldest Daughter. (4)
• Perhaps no contemporary writer on education in music has influenced, and so strongly, as many teachers and students of music as Mr. Mathews. (3)
• The differences that strike the eye most strongly are the larger proportions, the flatter arch of the top, and the shape of the sound holes. (3)
• They spoke so strongly, that Mascarene allowed three of them to confer with the French commander and obtain his proffered terms in writing. (19)
• What we have strongly conceived we ought to make others strongly imagine, and we ought to use every genuine art to that end. (9)
• He is a tall man, about thirty-five, with a strongly marked, dark, irregular, ironic face, and eyes which seem to have needles in their pupils. (8)
• The editor cannot always give his reasons; however strongly he may feel them, but the contributor, if sufficiently docile, can always divine them. (9)
• The prison, strongly palisaded, the workshops for casting shot and cannon and the mills for making powder were maintained at this convenient spot. (18)
• He was quiet, unlikely to give annoyance to persons not strongly predisposed to hear sentences finished and exclamations fall into their right places. (10)
• The influence of Wagner is evident in a new French school, consisting in the main of young composers whose works manifest strongly transitional features. (3)
• The impossibility of her quitting her father, Mr. Knightley felt as strongly as herself; but the inadmissibility of any other change, he could not agree to. (4)

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