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"If you see someone multiple times you feel as if you know them," he explains.

I feel as if it might be the sea, if there were water on it.

The report is so descriptive, I feel as if I were there.

It made Mirian feel as if he were trampling on her.

I feel as if I had been run over by a ten-ton truck.

If they died, I should feel as if I'd been a bad lad and somehow treated them heartless.

If you're running solely as a means to an end — such as weight loss — you're going to eventually feel as if it's a chore.

I feel as if the air in his apartment has gotten thinner, or as if someone has siphoned most of the oxygen out of my lungs.

Sometimes, I feel like I have nothing to lose, and I feel as if I have been abandoned by the world.

The arrangement creates an atmosphere of grandeur, making viewers feel as if they, too, are actually on the battle field.

The magnificent pagoda and grandiose jade light make us feel as if we are entering the fairyland.

You feel as if you were at the bottom of some tremendous abyss, with all the world far above you.

Otherwise, you might feel as if you are using a socket wrench as a hammer hitting the handle of a screw driver to loosen a nut and bolt.

Fishes of all sizes swim through the water as if they were swimming among the white clouds in Chongshan, making people feel as if they were in a fairyland.

Mountains on three sides form a semi-circle round it, making you feel as if at the bottom of a well.

Previous Chinese calligraphic works had a slender beauty, while the calligraphy work of Zhang Xu makes the reader feel as if one's head were pressed down by stones.

The Conservatives, from looking like a beaten party earlier this year, are beginning to feel as if they were riding high.

For many couples joined in matrimony, having the state no longer call them married may make them feel as if something important had been taken away - even if it's hard to define just what was lost.

As the poison gradually spreads, the body temperature will gradually drop, producing a pronounced feeling of patient will feel as if there is ice water flowing through their veins.

Six French sycamore trees in front of the building of the power company are decorated with countless small lights, which make people feel as if they are in the country of mermaids.

At that time, I didn't feel as if I was the rightist, the lower class, the third class citizen, when I panicked out of the classroom, it was like driving myself out.

Once you are settled into the aircraft-like seats with their yellow and grey livery in the standard carriages, or stylish maroon and grey in the first-class carriages, you feel as if you are travelling in an aircraft.

I don't know how long I've been in a coma, but when I finally opened my eyes, I felt the pain all over me, the feeling of weakness brought by extreme weakness, which made me feel as if I could not live as well as die.

I feel as if I should break into song.

You'll feel as if you were at home while here.

I feel as if I'm running a fever.

If people feel as if the country is changing quickly, that's because it is.

"I feel as if we were eloping," she said with a laugh.

If we can't stay chronologically young, the scientists reason, we can at least live and feel as if we are.

Compared with large-size hotels, we aren't as deluxe. But you'll feel as if living at home.

I just don't know what's going on. I just feel as if I heard a song, and then I feel a little confused.

They feel as if they are full of the arduousness of labor, and hopes and anxieties about the future.

Walking on the winding road between trees, I close my eyes and feel the rustle of autumn leaves and the ripples falling into the lake. I feel as if I am in the ocean.

While the browsing speed was improved or elevated in virtual reality scenes, the browsers could feel as if thy had been participating in tridimesionality.

If you don't want the person to feel as if she is being dismissed, give her a time when she can expect a response: "Let me get back to you by tomorrow afternoon."

He does not feel as if he is hiding in a prison, but on the contrary, he mostly feels very clever about being able to mislead and deceive his fellowman, while considering his actions as successful.

Liao Xuebing just cooked casually, which made her feel as if she was in a warm family. She didn't know how many times more delicious food she ate than she usually did.

I feel that if I feel lost, I feel as if I have forgotten something.

I feel as if I had been born again.

I feel as if I had never done you justice, or loved you as you deserve.

If after a normal run your legs feel as if the shoes aren't providing you adequate protection, they probably aren't.

Once you can successfully run for long stretches, don't feel as if you have to abandon the run/walk method.

Do you feel like life is accelerating? Maybe you look back at the last five years and wonder where time went. It may even feel as if all that's left is stress - without moments of joy and peace.

We go up and along the prettiest Notting Hill streets, and I love to get some fresh air before I start writing each day, as otherwise I really don't feel as if I have properly woken up.

Love is a person's business. When you fall in love with others, you feel as if you are in a deep sea. When the other person is on pins and needles, others fall in love with you, you just feel helpless and funny.

I feel—I feel as if I want to shout out something—something thankful, joyful!

Sometimes, you feel as if you were on top of the world. But occasionally you feel horrible, and you lose things and you can't focus on your schoolwork.

Drunk in the meantime, you will feel as if you are one of the waves, cheering and happy, leisurely and self-satisfied.

I don't feel as if I belong here.

Even if you feel as if you're being unfairly targeted or treated poorly, don't take the matter public unless you're forced to.

It feel as if we have traveled from nadir to zenith.

Like the video game industry, vehicle designers can "reward the user" and make the user feel as if he or she is getting back more than what was originally paid for the product.