Sentence examples for feel typical from inspiring English sources
The surroundings of Lewis's neighborhood feel typical even if his quirky family and those who surround them never do.
We don't feel "typical" – and we don't think anybody else is, or needs to be, to have an orgasm.
What surprised me in Dr. Rotbart's post — and oddly comforted me, since it made me feel typical rather than neurotic — was the assertion that "for many seniors, the real risk and potential complications of falls can be exceeded by the morbid fear associated with going to ground.
Georgi Terziev's far-post header did not feel inevitable but it certainly felt typical.
In your bedroom in Pakistan, as you watched what was forbidden about what was forbidden obtained through what was forbidden, you felt typical.
Gündoğan was caught on the ball and that little snapshot felt typical of how the first half ran away from the team in blue.
Stargell had been ailing, with high blood pressure and kidney problems (he was sixty-one), and his checking out the way he did, neatly skipping the hype and platitudes of another sports dedication, felt typical.
He was joking, of course, but in a way it felt typical of Tottenham's approach: the lightness of spirit, the determination to enjoy the sights and sounds of the journey rather than constantly obsessing about the destination.
"I often feel this typical wanderlust thing," he said.
Feel the typical atmosphere of this storied area of Paris, and meet the people who make it so unique.
