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feel like

Idioms  
  1. Have an inclination or desire for, as in I feel like going out tonight, or Do you feel like steak for dinner? [Colloquial; early 1800s]


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The perception that a tighter policy stance remains on the table during what feels like a precarious period for the global economy likely pushed investors to sell on Wednesday, McElligott said in written commentary.

From MarketWatch

And when they soared over the miniature version of London on the ride, he remembered his father leaning in and saying, “See, I told you. It feels like we’re flying!”

From Los Angeles Times

I’m not even sure the term “reality TV” had been coined at that point, but it truly did feel like you were getting a peek into the real lives of those on the show.

From The Wall Street Journal

“I still feel like that girl playing guitar, writing rock songs in my bedroom in Barranquilla,” said Shakira.

From Los Angeles Times

Some fans in Morocco are actually celebrating, but many don't feel like they are true or proper African champions.

From BBC