Sentence examples for felt so often from inspiring English sources

"We felt so often that we had been so badly mistreated because we were black".

How can it be so?", we are reminded of how we've felt so often in our lives – at a loss.

"I feel so often that films are overscored, or they're scored in a bright-major-key, full-symphonic kind of way.

It's how you'll feel so often: watching your baby's eyes open for the very first time.

"I feel so often that our oppressors are in a lot of pain," Cox says in the video.

Solidarity matters because the extended hand often feels so much warmer than your own.

Yet this new intimacy has perhaps come at a price, because even as the filmmakers have come closer, their movies often feel so much smaller.

Like so many tweens, teens, and 20-something females with this reproductive disease, which is still seldom diagnosed in 2016, I went to no less than a million doctors seeking an answer as to why I felt so sick so often and waited well over a decade before even hearing the word "endometriosis".

The thin, ungreasy texture means it's suitable for all skin types, and it's resolutely without that gloopy, silicone-heavy feel so often foisted on oily types.

The dialogue often felt so personal that they would often trigger a verbal response from young viewers, a "byplay," in which they "may respond vocally to a question and Rogers, anticipating the reply, may follow through to his next point".

He often felt so badly that he went to a doctor to find out what was wrong.