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Discover LudwigThe phrase "give a feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular emotion or sensation someone is experiencing. For example, "The sound of the ocean waves gave me a feeling of peace and contentment."
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"But it must give a feeling of peace.
I wanted to give a feeling of sexuality.
"They're some of the only things left that give a feeling of familiarity to the neighborhood".
Green and white seems to give a feeling of strength in unity, a shield.
The books certainly give a feeling that Burningham is on the side of his child readers.
The festivals bring communities together, but also give a feeling of local identity, especially as young people move away.
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I think this gives a feeling of helplessness".
There is something about a church spire that gives a feeling of tallness.
It gives a feeling that masterpieces are being put under the guillotine by the screen.
"The push gives a feeling of moving in water," he said.
Resealability, says Mintel senior global packaging analyst Benjamin Punchard, gives a feeling of choice to the consumer.
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