Sentence examples for curiously felt from inspiring English sources

One, "Capital, Capitals," a brief, chimerical text set by Thomson in chantlike lines with bare-bones accompaniment, curiously felt like an ancestor to Minimalist works like "Einstein on the Beach".

But in the aftermath of the Occupy Wall Street protests this fall, it curiously feels as if its popularity might have been foretold.

And curiously, I feel nothing.

But curiously, I feel that the life my wife, Deb, and I lead is more intimate than ever.

I felt curiously unencumbered - no one in tow.

The day felt curiously like a presidential campaign, and Mr. Saakashvili was relaxed and happy.

Even superb performances by Daniil Simkin and Sarah Lane in the Bluebird pas de deux felt curiously untheatrical.

But while the nonturbo S provided lots of torque at low engine speeds, it felt curiously flat at higher revs.

Outside the venues and the big screen Park Live area there felt curiously little connection to sport.

The Kaplan Penthouse, normally Lincoln Center's most intimate setting, felt curiously overlarge when set with a stage and rows of chairs.

The resulting story felt curiously old-fashioned; that it was somehow assumed to be our business, that it was worthy of reporting in the first place.