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Discover LudwigThe phrase "not felt like" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express a lack of desire or inclination to do something. Here is an example: "I had been studying all day and did not feel like going out with my friends that evening."
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I have not rolled this thing, and I have not felt like it's going to roll".
MICHAEL JOHNSON: I have never left a class and not felt like I have accomplished something, not a single class.
Caton-Jones said of Wright: "I've not felt like this about someone since Leonardo.
Who has not felt like that, as the odour of the beloved evaporates from the sheets?
But for many in the LGBT community, being a part of mainstream sport has not felt like an option.
But, historically, many graduate students and alumni have not felt like valued members of a University community renowned for its distinctive commitment to undergraduate education.
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"It can't feel like medicine".
This does not feel like progress.
Some they did not feel like answering.
That does not feel like progress.
It did not feel like the future.
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