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Meanings of feel differently in English

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Usage of feel differently in English
1
The music will feel differently today than it did the last time.
The Irish Times
2
You may feel differently when I find the hat in her possession.
The Mystery of Mary
3
If I feel differently about it once I start, I'll tell you.
Lightning
4
If I had lost someone that day then I would feel differently.
The Guardian
5
Does being a father make him feel differently about his own childhood?
The Guardian
6
Do people feel differently about cycling and athletics than they did then?
The Guardian
7
If I had anything to say about it, I might feel differently.
Angel Island
8
Do Saffers and Brits feel differently about food, hospitality and eating out?
The South African
9
They would feel differently if Madge could stay a week with us.
The Fortunes of Oliver Horn
10
If it hadn't, I should feel differently about being with you now.
The Mischief-Maker
11
Isn't it anything to you, that we who know you feel differently?
Looking Backward, 2000 to 1887
12
People I meet there, my fellow-internees on Level 7, think differently, feel differently.
Level 7
13
Because I think you'll feel differently once you've heard about it.
Beat the reaper: a novel
14
I feel differently when I play; the mood only comes over me sometimes.
Memoirs of My Dead Life
15
If that had happened, I feel that we would feel differently.
The new yorker
16
A druid, whose powers did not flow from a sorcerer-king, might feel differently.
The brazen gambit
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Feel differently through the time
Feel differently across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common