Sentence examples for be an odd feeling from inspiring English sources
"It will be an odd feeling in Milan," said the Barcelona midfielder Xavi.
To find that the country one grew up in is now a foreign state will be an odd feeling.
As someone who is very sensitive to external cues, it's an odd feeling to feel as much at home in Italy as I do and yet be missing the Jewish version of places in the States, of dressing up and preparing for some sort of reflection on Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement.
There's an odd feeling as you ascend.
Silence and solitude are self-explanatory, but tiredness is an odd feeling.
It's an odd feeling going to another political party's annual conference.
It has been an odd feeling, observing and commenting on a stream of sporting successes during the past fortnight.
Alma Cogan would die in 1966, and Brian Epstein a year later; there's an odd feeling of foreshadowing.
By lunchtime there is an odd feeling in my lower gut not far removed, I imagine, fancifully, from labour pains.
