Sentence examples for it typically feels from inspiring English sources

The handle grip is the option most beginner cooks naturally gravitate toward and it typically feels more natural than the blade grip.

About as excited as I typically feel during any Uber ride, after the initial thrill wore off – which is to say mostly bored.

Baker said her son summed it up when he said Columbia typically feels like a small city, "but today it feels like a town with everybody coming together," she said.

And if the sender feels neutral about the message, then the receiver typically feels negative about it.

(Even if the music is the same as it ever was, a reunion concert typically feels, and therefore sounds, quite different).

It also describes what a parent typically feels when dealing with a child who throws a tantrum in a supermarket".

Canada's economy has fared worse than the United States economy so far this year but typically feels the fallout from any economic trouble south of the border.

While she experienced some contractions during the race, she's not sure she actually was in labor because she typically feels some contractions when she runs while pregnant.

Their technology typically feels like a black box that requires blind faith in their assertions.

The manual adds that the individual typically "feels an increasing sense of tension or arousal before committing the act, and then experiences pleasure, gratification or relief at the time of committing the act".

I wonder if this is how attraction typically feels.