Sentence examples for she generally feels from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Vassallo said she generally feels safe at the mall but as a precaution, she makes sure she wears no expensive jewelry.

Although Ms. O'Keeffe was at first unsure about the stencil pattern and the piano move — "it threw me," she said — she generally felt the makeover worked.

Going purely from my personal experience and observation, it is when a lady hits her 30s that she begins to feel properly, for want of a better word, womanly, by which I mean confident in her adulthood as opposed to how she generally felt in her 20s, which was like an overgrown, awkward teenager but with more responsibilities.

Gaga explained that she generally felt lonely when she was involved in a relationship and concluded that she was attracted to men with whom romance never works.

Older people, she noted, generally feel it is not a priority issue for Aboriginal people, while many younger people support a change.

She's skeptical that transgender issues are ever considered in developing con policy and generally feels that the nerd community is far, far behind compared to the mainstream.

The house generally feels a bit dark.

You'd think the company would get that, and that rebranding, generally, feels suspicious.

Doncaster generally feels like a town still uneasily trying to meld old and new.

Everybody agrees and generally feels that the odds for another attach exist and ever growing.

Mr. Izzard's performance is smart and sensitive, but it generally feels more submissive than subversive.