Sentence examples for experience strangely from inspiring English sources

I could feel invisible fingers reaching into my wallet (not altogether an unpleasant experience strangely).

Life-changing experiences Strangely, for a country at the hub of Europe, Slovakia's commonly known parts are so sparse that travelling virtually anywhere is an adventure: as befits a nation more dominated by mountains or forests than almost any other on the Continent.

If you have been, you'll know that the experience is strangely bisected.

The Bard festival experience is strangely addictive, drawing a listener into a fascinating musical and cultural world unlikely to be experienced again.

But it was only when, I think, I opened my eyes and realised that the blackness was indeed everywhere – it wasn't just for me – and hearing everybody scream, that we are all in this together, so it wasn't my death: it was a shared experience and, strangely, found that comforting for the moments that followed.

No matter how many times you've seen Ms. Barrio dance, the experience is strangely intimate; there's something voyeuristic and cathartic about watching a woman pry open her soul, scatter it on the floor and put it back together again.

"Sometimes," he observes, "to write about a painful experience is strangely cathartic" -- although the real catharsis in "The Man in the Empty Boat" is a more individual one.

If you saw just a few minutes of it, you might think, "Well, that's clever". But then, if you keep on watching, the experience becomes strangely compelling.

"Don't worry I'm going to be OK," I repeatedly assured my students through the door as I tried to mask my panic-filled internal dialogue that, with each failed attempt, screamed a louder "Oh, no I'm SCREWED!!!" The experience felt strangely similar to the way I was feeling about my life at the time; trapped in a box of expectations that left me feeling stuck and anxious.

This weekend marks your last chance to experience the strange and strangely delightful films of Owen Land, a k a George Landow, on view at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

He creates, through his art, disorienting experiences which strangely empower the viewer.