Sentence examples for feel excessively from inspiring English sources

"Some feel excessively hot, feel excessive fatigue, act a little bizarre or different.

The device does not feel excessively bulky or uncomfortable to wear for short periods of time.

He's very particular about language, and speaks in a way that can feel excessively formal.

31 Campaigns promoting male circumcision, pre-exposure antiretroviral prophylaxis or condom use would also benefit from taking into account that target populations may incur in riskier behaviours if they feel excessively confident by the effectiveness of such measures or if they are unaware of other additional preventive behaviours.

You may feel excessively sleepy, or just lethargic and unable to muster any energy.

Stop if your muscles feel excessively fatigued and you lose the proper position.

In the circumstances, the BBC's montage of Chris Froome's year, narrated by actor Stephen Graham, felt excessively lavish.

That's a lot of change to believe in, however, and from this point everything feels excessively neat, ruthlessly schematic.

But he admitted that he was torn, arguing that sometimes signoffs felt "excessively formal" for something thumbed on your phone.

I got out of bed, put on my running kit, ran to the park to watch the morning mist rise off the lake, and felt excessively superior.

Add more flour if the batter feels excessively drippy.