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Meanings of feel like in English

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Usage of feel like in English
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But I feel like it's a good challenge, especially the Changing Corners.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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I just feel like we ticked a box this year, Wighton said.
News.com.au
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Obviously I feel like a different player coming into this French Open.
The Guardian
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On a good day it can feel like the best of times.
The Guardian
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And yet, strangely, this result did not feel like an absolute shock.
The Guardian
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Technology is supposed to feel like magic, as far as I'm concerned.
Wired
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Listen to 'Control.' I feel like my verse was harder. Stop laughing.
Ebony
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You need people to feel like this is a quality place here.
Wired
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Do you feel like there are different ways to measure success nowadays?
News.com.au
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Looking back, do you feel like that was the best possible launch?
Reuters
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You really feel like you are looking into a window under water.
Wired
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We wanted it to feel like an authentic work place, she says.
Radio NZ
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I feel like I'm thinking just fine, better than ever, in fact.
The stand
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Something needs to change and I feel like that's probably our generation.
The new yorker
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And yes, it really does feel like DIY week here at OTR.
The Irish Times
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Asking family and friends about donation could feel like crossing a line.
Pubmed
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Australia
Common
Canada
Common
South Africa
Common
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