Sentence examples for Feel unfamiliar from inspiring English sources
The woods feel unfamiliar in the ashen light.
Nonetheless, the songs are difficult to translate, and can feel unfamiliar to anyone who has not grown up hearing their circular, lilting melodies.
But as the police vanished from the streets of Cairo on Friday and looters appeared, the city began to feel unfamiliar and frightening, Ms. Axelsen said.
The stadium will be dressed for a Giants home game today, so it may feel unfamiliar to the Jets, but one comfortable oasis will be the locker room.
I would have to write in deliberately "bad" English, use terms that may not be understood, a whole rhythm of dialogue and narrative voice that, at best, would feel unfamiliar and, at worst, alienate my readers and lay me open to claims of "bad penmanship".
Many of these iPhone users who are testing out Android for the first time tend to get hung up on things that feel unfamiliar, or are griping about issues that will only affect them once in a blue moon.
But the band have created something that feels unfamiliar.
"This world feels unfamiliar to me, this kind of reality-star, tabloid culture".
It was big enough to escape in, but not such a sprawl that it too often felt unfamiliar.
Playing in front of so many fans this early in the season probably feels unfamiliar to the Knicks.
At the end of the lane, Levinson turned onto a street that felt unfamiliar, though it couldn't have been far from his house.
