Sentence examples for might feel differently from inspiring English sources

And I have a feeling that I might feel differently about this in three or four years than I have all the previous projects".

We also postulated that women at different stages of pregnancy might feel differently in terms of optimism/pessimism, and thus wanted to reduce the impact of stage of pregnancy on our results.

You might feel differently.

Collins might feel differently now.

"Someone else might feel differently".

They might feel differently now).

That was the beginning of the remarkable Harry Potter trajectory, a trajectory which may only end around 2007 with a possible projected seventh HP movie from Warner Bros, by which time we might all feel differently about the bespectacled one.

How might the clothes feel differently when you wear them?

If it was in the field next to my house, and I was forced to look straight up at its cock every morning, perhaps I might feel slightly differently.

A couple of years away from it all, with a gig at an Ivy League college, or somewhere similar, and the former First Lady might feel very differently about things.

He might feel very differently than you do, and start to unload on you.