Sentence examples for a strange emotion from inspiring English sources

A strange emotion stirred within him, an emotion he later identified as a desire to travel.

And it's at this point I start to feel a strange emotion descending and for a moment realise I'm experiencing possessiveness.

Uncertainty is a strange emotion to have after a dozen years of war, $600 billion spent, and more than 2,100 US and countless others' lives lost.

Hatred, is a strange emotion to feel towards a phone, a fact that is not lost on comedian Louis C.K., who calls out smartphone owners for being ungrateful for their "amazing" devices.

"It had an effect on me – a very strange emotion – enough to make me start writing stuff down".

And if you actually lose that information, it means that you suddenly have this loss in your mind, that you suddenly feel like something's missing, except you weren't able to see it, so it feels like a very strange emotion".

On the one hand, it would be fun to see Pakistan stuff the Aussies, but on the other hand I'm experiencing a new and rather strange emotion, half expecting England to win the bloody thing, and I can't imagine anything more satisfying than beating the Aussies in the final.

The experimental opera composer Robert Ashley has delved so deep into the mechanics of Midwestern American conversation that he has discovered an unknown continent of strange emotion in it.

By Alex Ross The experimental opera composer Robert Ashley has delved so deep into the mechanics of Midwestern American conversation that he has discovered an unknown continent of strange emotion in it.

It's that strange emotion that politicians call a sense of momentum.

Eras are drawn on, because that's what they're there for: Strange Emotion is brilliantly soulless, with prog keyboards and an acid bassline, like Teena Marie meeting Timbaland and Tangerine Dream during the techno era.