Sentence examples for i generally feel from inspiring English sources

I don't think that I was frightened, exactly, because as a reporter for a major U.S. magazine I generally feel extremely safe.

"I generally feel more comfortable out there, which is good, and I apparently sound more confident on the radio, which is good," Patrick said Thursday after practice.

Not the people wanting to get in touch with us, or the people with whom I generally feel such a pressing need to get in touch.

KEVIN KROMASH New Haven, June 14 , 2012To the Editor: I generally feel that the term "wage slavery" is misleading hyperbole, but it's the only term that comes to mind when reading Luigi Zingales's proposal.

I generally feel that musicians are terribly under-valued in our society and I fail to see how tax credits providing very limited support in this area is different from any other government subsidy.

Any recent acts of antisemitism here pale in comparison to, say, Paris, where this year alone a Jewish shop was burned down, Jews have been assaulted and protesters have taken to the streets yelling "Jews, out of France!" "I generally feel way safer in Berlin than I felt in Paris," said Raphael Podselver, a 25-year-old French Jew who moved to Berlin to work for an IT startup.

I generally felt like I was tripping.

Technically I was ill, but I generally felt well and functioned at full speed.

"My legs just started to get a bit shaky and I generally felt tired," he said.

"I generally felt he needed to loosen up and be less stiff".

"I generally felt like one of the youngest people in the room," he said.