Sentence examples for feel exotic from inspiring English sources

Inspecting myself in a full-length mirror, I realized that I did feel exotic.

But then Tuymans makes me feel exotic to myself, as an American, with "Proper" (2005), a suite responding to this country in the era of George W. Bush.

Both films focus on settings that to the vast majority of viewers will feel exotic but familiar, close but far away: a country very different from the Australia viewers with choc-tops in their hands and apps on their smartphones are likely to be familiar with.

Trending places from far away might feel exotic, and it will be intriguing to tune into trends.

Just getting away for a night, can feel exotic and fun.

This place feels exotic and strange.

Feeling exotic and adult, I absolutely adored it.

People complain about school food, but to me it felt exotic.

"Toile has always felt exotic and sophisticated," Martha Stewart said, "although it's generally been extremely expensive".

Every farmers' market is different, and this one, to my New Yorker's eyes, feels exotic.

The restaurant's name refers to a remote mountain range in northern Afghanistan, but in the end, the experience hardly feels exotic.