feel about (for someone or something)

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feel about (for someone or something)

To grope around for something, especially in the dark or a similar situation where one's vision is limited. I had to feel about for the light switch for a minute before I was able to find it. I'm feeling about under the couch, but I don't think your phone is down here, Mom.

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What's most important is health--and how you feel about yourself and others.

Living on borrowed time

4) It is essential to develop a relationship with the student based on reality--what the student truly thinks and feels, rather than on transference--what the student hopes or thinks we feel about her.

Polyphony

He revels in the chance to use the fraternal bonds he's formed--and the lingering guilt some feel about how he was treated--to confront some of his brothers' views about, say, same-sex marriage.

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After the patient describes their concerns, ask them how they feel about it.

Dealing with angry patients

Ask children questions about how they are feeling and say how you feel about being at camp.

Camping is your gift to the world: How your camp is touched by September 11th...and what to do about it

COACH: How do you feel about athletes serving as role models for young people?

A Lott to cheer about

How do you feel about your working time is divided among the different things that you usually do on the job.

Employee questionnaires as a staff morale-booster

It embodies the totality of how you feel about your sexual identity, i.

Sexual dysfunction: dare we discuss it?

But how do Rochelle and Julie feel about losing the great social lives they had when they were partying?

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How do you feel about the fact that you won't have the opportunity to resolve things with your father?

The sudden adulthood of Chastity Bono

Talk about the impact of the camper's behavior on the feelings of other campers, how her behavior causes others to feel about her, and how she feels about herself as a result of the interaction.

Curative factors in the camp experience

But you can let her know how you feel about what she's been doing.

Dear Carol

My experience with Paul was priceless--for my own development as an artist and for how I feel about dance.

Kate Johnson: all the right moves; a leading interpreter of Paul Taylor changes troupes and shifts into high gear