Examples of using Usually so in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She wasn't usually so forward.
He's usually so drunk when he returns from the tavern, he won't even notice you're there.
Are your boys usually so docile?
I'm usually so good about these things.
When the repair is usually so happens.
He's usually so… I have to go.
These things are usually so boring.
She's usually so fun and easy going.
These denunciations are usually so well guarded.
I am usually so decorous and appropriate and… and.
I mean, you guys are usually so cloak and dagger.
I am usually so on top of this, but I just.
Criminal court system is usually so accommodating.
But it's usually so painful, people don't ignore it.
Don't you want to analyse it before… You're usually so careful about these things.
Ginger's usually so shy with strangers.
I have never heard him say a mean word to anyone andhe is usually so supportive of beginners like myself.
You're usually so chatty, John.
An anaesthetic is used to temporarily reduce or take away sensation, usually so that otherwise painful procedures or surgery….
People are usually so rude to service people.
Jokingly(not that there's anything funny there) doctors habitually refer to motorcycles(i.e., the accidents caused by riding one) as“donorcycles.” Apparently,these accidents are usually so frequent and fatal that they produce plenty of organ donors.
You know, he's usually so shy around strangers.
He's usually so quiet, but he was talking so fast.
The traumatic events that lead to PTSD are usually so overwhelming and frightening that they would upset anyone.
They are usually so comfortable that they can be used for home.
The problem with business plans is that entrepreneurs are usually so excited to get started, they rush through the planning process and never seek third-party feedback, leaving their plans riddled with numerous flaws.
Uh… i'm not usually so good with heights, but… what the heck.
The differences between them are usually so minute that they are of no tangible consequences for our daily lives, and so we can forget about them.