Sentence examples for I felt odd from inspiring English sources

I felt odd, a bit out of place.

"I felt odd in high school because of my disability," Hearn said.

Such violence sounded so benign and neighborly that I felt odd asking about the kind of violence that La Familia is better known for.

I said I felt odd without the medal in hand, so I would give Joan something to tide her over.

We would take a cab to someone's home because my father wanted the ease and security, though I felt odd being frightened of Vietnamese people.

I felt odd: overtired, overwrought, unpleasantly like my brain had been removed and my skull stuffed with something like microwaved aluminium foil, dinted, charred and shorting with sparks.

"I feel odd coming back," she said.

But I feel odd at work.

"I feel odd when girls jump onstage to dance with us," Suri said in an interview, "because I'm mostly rapping about my skin color making me feel strange".

Pearson, who once wrote a book on the subject, says: "The thing I feel odd about is the way it seems to have developed as a genre – not Punchdrunk but their acolytes.

I feel odd about my body and its hardware, but those feelings come, like pleasure, in fits and starts.