Miss Martineau, who visited Boston in those days, described feelingly what she justly called the martyr age in America.
Wendell Phillips speaks of them feelingly in one of his later speeches, delivered on the anniversary of the Boston Mob: "Many of those who met in this hall at that time are gone.
Grandmother was there with Alice, Ageetuk and others, and the missionary spoke well and feelinglyin English, interpreted by Rock into Eskimo.
The preacher offered prayer, read Scripture promises, and spoke feelingly for twenty minutes.
To speakfeelingly of him,] With insight and intelligence.
Then he shook me feelingly by the hand and said he knowed I was a bargain the minute he laid eyes on me.
He was introduced by President Huling in his usual happy manner, and respondedfeelingly in a short speech, which was received with enthusiasm.
In his report he said that I spoke very feelingly of General Grant, expressing a hope for his recovery, but that I feared his apparent improvement was only characteristic of that disease and not substantial.
A loud laugh followed, which was feelingly responded to, and prolonged by, the lowing oxen.
James has long admired Prince Charles Edward, and frequently, when no subjects but those nearest to our hearts have been introduced, he has spoken so feelingly of the royal youth’s exile in France.
He has thus feelingly expressed this glorious sentiment-- Eu desta gloria so' fico contente Que a minha terra amei, e a minha gente.
Dee has feelingly classed those who had outwearied his generous nature, "the ungrateful and the thankless; and the scorners and disdainers.
It is difficult else to imagine, as I said before, how a person, who has always been surrounded with comfort and luxury, could describe so feelingly the other side of the picture.
It is astonishing how she can write so feelingly about the poor," said Mr. Jones; "it is so seldom that an author succeeds in depicting truthfully those scenes for which he draws solely upon the imagination.
On this evening, he feelingly related a recent atrocity perpetrated by an Irish batman, who had burned the only boot in his possession, in which an angry corn could obtain repose.
Burke feelingly deplored the natural effects of a profligacy, which went to deprive man of happiness in life, and consolation in the hour of death.
She thus feelingly describes the condition of Ireland in the novel O'Donnel.
As she rose from the solemn service she saidfeelingly to her young mistress, "Pend upon it, missis, sumbody's bleeged to suffer fer all dis gwines on epseps dare aint no troof in proverdense nur grace nudder.
And Clarissa placed her hand feelingly upon the old negro's white head, saying the while, "Po Joshaway!
McKenty finally parted with his lieutenants--more feelingly with Kerrigan and Tiernan than he had ever done before.
No sooner had Captain Bob Shorty made the above remark, than his whole aspect changed to pity, and he feelingly knelt beside the miserable captive.
The laughter of the Christmas hearth With sighs of self-exhausted mirth Ye feelingly reprove; 45 And daily, in the conscious breast, Your visitations are a test And exercise of love.
It is not to be denied that the changes now in progress, and the passions, and the way in which they work, strikingly resemble those which led to the disasters the philosophic writer so feelingly bewails.
All this is very feelingly expressed," was the reply, "but it regards me not.
It was a new and wonderful experience, and made so vivid and lasting an impression on his mind that now, when he is past eighty, he speaks of it very feelingly as of something which happened yesterday.
He is "feelingly persuaded" by kind words and caresses in one case and hard words and hard blows in the other.
He wrote thus feelingly of this loss: Of her affection for me, and mine for her, I cannot speak too strongly.
Stuart Farquaharson's face reddened to the temples and his voice became feelingly defensive.
When the fatal moment came, all around her most feelingly expressed their grief by incessant tears and lamentations.
He spoke very feelingly upon the subject of the English poor laws, and the alarming increase of mendicity in Scotland.
Well, as we were talking, he remembered you, and he spoke of you so feelingly and told your story with so much honest sympathy that he awoke my sympathy.
I cannot make it known to you how your loneliness, which Cousin Lemuel has so feelingly described to me, has affected my feelings.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "feelingly" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
