Sentence examples for feel something odd from inspiring English sources
Press the backs of your hands against the inside of a door frame for 30 seconds as if you're trying to widen the frame and then let your arms down; you'll feel something odd.
After passing the wire, Saez stood up in the stirrups to slow Eight Belles down, and he thought he felt something odd in her gallop.
Once, after losing a lens in a vicious wipeout, he felt something odd in his mouth and spat out the missing lens.
At one point I felt something odd going on with my eyes.
If managers find something odd, they investigate.
It would be odd not to feel something about Hana and the Brady family, but "Inside Hana's Suitcase" feels more like a historical teaching aid than like a great movie.
All of those who felt something was odd about the whole situation, myself included, watched a key point fade away.
It's an odd sensation to suddenly feel something you cannot see.
"It was odd," says Dynamo, "because I didn't feel sad, but I felt something, just not what I thought I should be feeling.
Suddenly, Parks felt something.
