Sentence examples for I typically feel from inspiring English sources

About as excited as I typically feel during any Uber ride, after the initial thrill wore off – which is to say mostly bored.

I typically feel great and am at my best in the morning, only to have my energy and productivity dip precipitously right after lunch.

GameSpot's Heidi Kemps found Zero entertaining despite her negative portrayal, enjoying the points where she breaks the fourth wall to critique the game's puzzles and finding that she "related to [Zero] as the game progressed, which is not something I typically feel for antihero characters".

I'm not consistent and typically feel like there is something more important that I should be doing.

Boys typically feel more comfortable talking to their mothers about their feelings (how to treat girls, their feelings about girls).

As I have interviewed several senior level executives in the for-profit sector recently, they typically feel that non-profits do not have the business acumen for social enterprise, thus hindering them to achieve important long-term outcomes.

We typically feel something else first, but there are times when we completely bypass those feelings that we don't want to feel and go straight to anger.

Your skin will typically feel the benefit of their spend.

His point isn't merely that they typically feel more fatigued (which, incidentally, they do).

She pointed out that victims typically feel more than rage: "It really evokes their old attachment injuries as well".

We typically feel that we understand how complex systems work even when our true understanding is superficial.