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have the feel of
Idioms and Phrases
see get the feel of .Example Sentences
Trump’s campaign events have the feel of a worship service.
It might be starting to have the feel of a Premier League farewell tour for Sheffield United but the fans are still more than up for this, plenty of noise inside Bramall Lane.
Baitz is best known as a playwright, and some episodes, or large parts of them, have the feel of self-contained playlets; that, and the fact that the series jumps around in time in ways that are not always perfectly clear, can make the narrative feel a little disjunct, especially toward the middle.
Long established settlements, such as Efrat, have the feel of a well-to-do Southern California bedroom community.
“This is ultimately impressionistic, but this year doesn’t seem to have the ‘feel’ of 2021 in Virginia when Youngkin and Republicans won the statewide offices and flipped the state House.”
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