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'share the same feelings' is an acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when expressing your own feelings, or the feelings of another person, usually in relation to a certain situation. For example: "We shared the same feelings of relief when the results of our exams came back."
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Do not feel guilty that you don't share the same feelings as the other person.
Until the day of the referendum, I was certain that my future lay in the EU, but now I share the same feelings of isolation as Kafka's Gregor, who was neglected and abandoned by the people he thought understood him most.
"But we share the same feelings that the fans think we don't have.
It's even a win for gamers most of the time because they often share the same feelings as the developers.
He falls in love with Rachel in season eight, but Rachel politely tells Joey that she does not share the same feelings.
They share the same feelings (as I did and do) of excitement, trepidation, anxiety, confusion and fear over their newborn single status.
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We share the same feeling with you.
All collectors share the same feeling: they always want to have more of something.
Many share the same feeling.
She also, as Raskolnikov discerns, shares the same feelings of shame and alienation as he does and becomes the first person to whom Raskolnikov confesses his crime, and she supports him even though she was friends with one of the victims (Lizaveta).
But on a more personal level, Erdoğan also shares the same feeling of victimhood and injustice.
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