Sentence examples for usually feel that from inspiring English sources

Zombies in France!' We don't usually feel that way about our country: we tell realistic stories, not stories that are so fantastic".

(Or, to use his own striking phrase: "I usually feel that time should be entertained").

I usually feel that present-day athletes are better than their predecessors.

Don't we usually feel that ambiguity is our worst enemy?

I don't usually feel that we need thanks for doing our job.

And when a "compromise" is finally struck, both sides usually feel that their leader was too weak and should not have given up so much.

He usually felt that he needed to put himself and everyone else through some major test before he could relax.

THE VINTAGE BOOK OF AMNESIA: An Anthology of Writing on the Subject of Memory Loss, edited by Jonathan Lethem; Vintage; $14. "If it's usually felt that every compelling novel is in some sense a mystery, the examples of Kafka and Beckett suggest that amnesia can be seen as a basic condition for characters enmeshed in fiction's web".

It's something everybody experiences, and if they are not in love, people usually want to feel that ..."....

The lesson would seem to be that former mortal enemies can be brought together, but usually only when both sides feel that victory can no longer be achieved.

Of course, those who feel that way also usually would prefer the gay person to go back into the closet.