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The phrase "I found myself having" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to express a sudden realization or unexpected experience. Example: "While walking in the park, I found myself having a strong craving for ice cream."
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There was something reductive and tedious in the endless conversations that I found myself having.
In both cases, however, I found myself having to repeat my commands or rephrase them.
At uni, I found myself having more casual sex than I ever thought I would.
Then sitting at the bar I found myself having a conversation with an Oscar-winning cinematographer.
When another group showed up, I found myself having no inclination to be communal.
The two of them were constantly bickering and I found myself having to be their mediator on a regular basis.
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But the sealed tomb in which I found myself has started to crack open.
I find myself having to think of things to say.
Unfortunately, I find myself having to repeat these bendy tweaks before every run.
"I find myself having to reassure news anchors that we are not under attack," Mr. Capuzzo said.
"All of a sudden I find myself having a change of heart," mumbles Diarmuid Murphy.
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i found myself giving
i found myself participating
i found myself observing
i find myself having
i found myself doubting
i found myself agreeing
i found myself waving
i found myself craving
i found myself smiling
i found myself checking
i found myself making
i imagined myself having
i found myself attending
i found myself reading
i found myself feeling
i found myself thinking
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