Sentence examples for routine feeling from inspiring English sources

He's a thoughtful man of 51 with a more than routine feeling of responsibility for the onetime family firm that was founded by his great-great grandfather in Somerville, Mass.

You will go back to routine feeling better.

Sitting alone in the principal's office instead of learning in class because I had defended my name had a perversely routine feeling to it.

Having to stick to a routine, feeling as if I'd do anything to keep my job, feeling free after work are all aspects of jobs I've had that I am aiming to reproduce for people playing Knuckle Sandwich.

A demented, confused person, he noted, can become suddenly aggressive over seemingly trivial things, like a change in daily routine or feeling crowded or rushed.

Having my toenails painted was the icing, as I sat admiring my newly smooth and invigorated feet, vowing to make at least part of this a monthly routine and feeling sure I'd live longer if I did.

"Let routine command feeling," which perfectly distilled the idea that strict routines often lessen the emotional response to a situation.

I never disliked civilization intensely enough to endure the hardships of abandoning it, but periodically I would tire of routine, of feeling "cramped up and sivilized," as Huck Finn put it, and I would light out for another diversion in the Territory.

Getting back into a semi-normal routine today feeling slightly fatigued and overwhelmed coming out of the past three hazy days of the firestorm, realizing that life really does go as soon as I opened my email this morning to an e-bill stating it is time to pay for cable, which, at this time, isn't even working.

If your exercise routine is feeling, well, routine, then it is time to shake it up a bit.

He makes us see how artificial theatre is, not to mention how routine our feelings are.