Sentence examples for an odd sense from inspiring English sources

There was an odd sense of floating over the earth.

There was also an odd sense of the familiar at the start.

In fact, as the weeks went on, I felt an odd sense of relief and lightness.

A pang, disbelief, some defensiveness, but also an odd sense of relief.

Until a few weeks ago, an odd sense of routine prevailed.

There is an odd sense and sound of quietude all around.

Those trading at between ¥50 and ¥100 had doubled in value.Mr Ichikawa says that Resona's bail-out has created an odd sense of security among investors.

"We all have an odd sense of humor," says Christopher Borck, a bearded young medical examiner sitting in front of a file cabinet covered by photos of his wife and two young children.

Patricia Yates, a spokeswoman, said: "A lot of the review is very tongue in cheek and I would probably agree that we do have an odd sense of humour.

We have so many in-jokes and such an odd sense of humour, it can be quite intimidating [for others].

But this heaping might be bigger than ever, and it is mixed with a refreshed sense of doom and an odd sense of timing.