Sentence examples for likely feels from inspiring English sources

Reports of a military junta cracking down on salutes from a movie likely feels to many like a very foreign situation to our own.

I'm not sure where this guy falls on the spectrum that starts at Mondeo Man and ends with Aldi Mum, and that's probably why he was there: He, like many others at the march, likely feels that he's been forgotten by the arbiters of power in Westminster, so has to take to the streets in a sleeveless Ed Hardy vest if he wants any chance of having his voice heard.

Going to war, although likely, feels safer to him.

(c) He very likely feels hurt by it, and perhaps angry.

To them, switching armies most likely feels no different than a businessman moving to a rival company.

He hasn't sold since, meaning he likely feels the firm could go up further still.

If your REM sleep gets messed with, you'll likely feel like crap the next day.

So spending an evening with you, talking about her, likely felt like a perfect night.

Since you likely feel like your life is lacking, no sense in starving yourself today.

You will likely feel the pedal either vibrate (dependent ABS) or feel like it gives out altogether (independent ABS).

"The book will likely feel dated," an executive said.