Sentence examples for feel as much from inspiring English sources

"feel as much" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually means that something has been experienced to the fullest extent of emotion or understanding. For example: "He was so moved by the song that he tried to feel as much as he could in that moment."

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Should the Wallabies lose Horwill, they will feel as much pain as the Lions are feeling over Warburton.

He is determined to feel as much as he can.

So why does Lexington feel as much irritation as relief?

Many feel as much at home in Haiti as in New York.

"You don't feel as much privacy," Federer said afterward, of the new setup.

Such a résumé can make Custer feel as much of this time as of his own.

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It feels as much a statement as a song.

The differences are felt as much as seen.

America feels as much like the Twilight Zone as it did 15 years ago.

The predictable nature of the book feels as much like a security blanket as a hindrance.

The history around me feels as much a part of the room as the sparkling light.

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