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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a feeling of that" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express an emotion or sentiment related to a specific subject, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I had a feeling of that when I heard the news, but I couldn't quite articulate it."
Alternatives: "a sense of that" or "an impression of that".
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There's not much of a feeling of that in New York.
Although I wasn't perfect as soon as I landed I raised my arms and shut my eyes because I'd never had a feeling of that magnitude before.
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The results show that trajectory assistance possibly improves the accuracy and maintains a feeling of control that is the same as manual control during teleoperation.
"You can have a feeling of weightlessness that's a bit disorienting," he admitted.
It's a feeling of accomplishment that's impossible to find in any other environment.
There was a feeling of uncertainty that discouraged entrepreneurship, lending and spending, and most important, hiring.
A feeling of wonder that is spiked with healthy dose of trepidation.
Their troubles are emblematic of a feeling of paralysis that is gripping Japan.
But they share a feeling of dislocation that extends beyond their immediate family.
There is just a feeling of specialness that goes with driving this car.
Going through combat together produces a feeling of solidarity that is almost impossible to replicate.
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