Sentence examples for usually super from inspiring English sources

I've met a lot of these people on my travels, especially in Paris for some reason, and they are usually super friendly and in great spirits.

So it was kind of crazy but the riders loved that and they still ask if I can 'cook the baby piglet!' In Spain it's difficult to come across the fresh ones, they're usually super deep frozen, but that one was fresh and very nice.

It's a fun, pick-up-and-play kind of game that's great for groups — even if half the group isn't usually super into games.

They are awesome, hilarious, and usually super sweet.

John Macfarlane's consumes are dark and nondescript, but his sets do everything to complement Donizetti's sometimes-evocative music and set the mood (which is, usually, super gloomy).

But when it comes to the newest technology like education apps, teachers aren't usually super eager to use it for many reasons, mostly because it takes extra time to research and set up -- with the potential for technical failures.

I'm not usually super-assertive, but I couldn't resist.

His plans are often grand, the language usually super-heated.

Such homes are usually super- insulated and, as a result, require very little heating.

They come from certain thunderstorms, usually super-cell thunderstorms that are in a wind shear environment that promotes rotation.

The usually super-tough outermost layer is sometimes best discarded, but it's a judgment you have to make with each specimen.