Sentence examples for curious feeling from inspiring English sources

This curious feeling of knowing has settled over most of us.

"It's a curious feeling when you find out your work's being well received," Campbell said.

I had a curious feeling that I was present at the founding of a new religion.

It struck me that one curious feeling is, that the writing 'I' has vanished.

You have the curious feeling that the edge of the map is looming up in front of you rather fast.

This crowd communicated a curious feeling: that it was always ready to dance but would do so when it wanted.

An infant is steeped in bright, buzzing, bristling sensations, raw emotions and the curious feelings they unleash, weird objects, a flux of faces, shadowy images and dreams -- but most of all a powerfully magnetic primary caregiver whose wizardry astounds.

I suppose we have all had these curious feelings at times, in which we seem to live over again the experiences of a former existence, and I sometimes wonder if that is what Life Everlasting may mean.

And we get that Roper is experiencing the curious, simultaneous feeling of pride and obsolescence that a father might feel the first time his son beats him at chess.

"I always get a curious, sickenin' feeling," Sylvester says, "when I hear the name of the Supreme Bein' tossed into the quietness of a sensible conversation".

If you are curious about feeling your best and protecting the planet, read and enjoy Alicia's green cuisine.