Sentence examples for usual feel from inspiring English sources

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If your body has already used up its stores of calories you may start to sweat more than usual, feel dizzy and nauseous and pass out.

Because "It Runs in the Family" is so steeped in Hollywood tradition, you keep expecting the usual feel-good formulas of serious domestic comedy to kick in and hijack the movie by turning it into an innocuous sugarcoated placebo.

During the finale the audience, as usual, felt inspired to clap along to "Rocka My Soul in the Bosom of Abraham".

For most of the night, the game had a business-as-usual feel to it.

Hey Joe could have been shorter, and the later tracks (with a growing Latin-jazz presence) have something of a business-as-usual feel.

The new devices push the limits of DVR storage while also staying true to the company's usual look and feel, with personalization built in to help users easily discover and record the shows they love.

Even now, a week of night shifts later, I still look a bit less weird than usual, and feel quite lively, so it seems that our friendly doctor was right after all.

The annual event of 14 years will have its usual celebratory feel.

This intimate, informative and occasionally scary night at the museum makes a normal daytime visit with the usual crowds feel far too safe.

More even than usual you feel that Richard's humpback (which Mr. Spacey wears like a label flaunter in the latest Prada) has blessed him with an outsider's perspective, steeped in an acuteness that scalds.