The phrase "arguably feel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a subjective opinion that is open to debate or interpretation regarding one's feelings or perceptions.
Example: "Many people, myself included, would arguably feel that the new policy is beneficial for the community."
Alternatives: "possibly believe" or "potentially sense".
People arguably feel comfortable quoting urban working-class life because it's no longer "real" to them.
Tea lovers, arguably, feel prouder about Sir Thomas Lipton's storied affiliation with Hoboken than they do about that of a certain native-born crooner.
"West Ham could arguably feel aggrieved that we didn't kick the ball out but then we could equally feel aggrieved that they didn't".
A report said: "They appear less likely to take advantage of free movement [very few move about for work and arguably feel less 'shared identity' with others in Europe].
If you combine the groups of Americans in a recent Pew survey who lean toward some strain of economic populism — from disaffected and conservative Democrats to traditional liberals to social and big-government conservatives — at least two-thirds of all voters arguably feel sympathy for government intervention in the economy.
It's an undeniable juggernaut in the smartphone space, and has proven ably over the past months and years that yes, people will often buy their smartphones even when faced with alternatives that arguably feel more premium.
The impact of the fall of the Berlin Wall was arguably felt as badly on this Caribbean Island as anywhere.
The human characters of 2001 arguably felt more robotic than HAL himself.
Dortmund have arguably never felt better going into der Klassiker, with Bayern Munich the visitors at Westfalenstadion on Saturday.
Arguably, one feels only a single body as one's own, while one feels many faces familiar.
Arguably they felt they were profiting by helping to build a civilization, by supplying coal, oil, and natural gas used in the steam engine, electric power plants, vehicles, furnaces, stoves, various industrial processes.
