Examples of using Often feel in English and their translations into Danish
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Owing to the low humidity in Greenland, summer temperatures will often feel warmer than you might otherwise expect.
We know it and often feel tremendously well
one may often feel ridiculed if he is not of a certain height.
The Electric Blue energy of the Blue Star Children will often feel strange to you.
I often feel people smiling on the other end of the phone line,' Mr. Markert continues.
Disagree You often feel as if you have to justify yourself to other people.
these are not always useful and we often feel invaded by them.
people become much more selective of their ideal match and now often feel less satisfied with the online dating experience.
Young people who are already exceptionally vulnerable due to their decease often feel very lonely.
The biggest challenge facing professional organisations is that members often feel that they lack information,” says Mustafa Miftah,
This technology alleviates the pressure owners often feel to pick a quality primary photo on their own,
These issues often feel so vague
It is no coincidence that expatriate Danes often feel their national identity stronger than other Danes,
that the citizens often feel that their needs are not sufficiently met.
The recipients often feel as if they are being hassled by intrusive advertisements
graduating students often feel pressure, which causes them to behave irrationally.
They often feel uneasy at the prospect of all the new demands these innovations will bring.
Only 12.9% stated that they often feel depressed See Table IX,
Translators often feel discouraged when they can not work with small manageable pieces of text.
People also often feel their backs starting to complain when cutting the edges of lawns.