Sentence examples for feel unexpectedly from inspiring English sources

As we wander in I feel unexpectedly skittish about being somewhere where I can buy things.

For many returnees the cultural ties and chance to do good that drew them back are overshadowed by workplace cultures that feel unexpectedly foreign, and can be frustrating.

They say they sometimes feel guilty about the ripple effects their penny-pinching is having on the livelihoods of others, but at the same time they feel unexpectedly empowered by their rediscovered self-reliance.

Inevitably, some of the tension of the story is dissipated by the knowledge that Hussain returned to the UK after an intervention by the Prince of Wales – a royal meddling that makes you feel unexpectedly positive about the heir to the throne.

Which make me feel unexpectedly tender toward my neck.

I get the feeling that many writers view what they eat as fuel their replies felt unexpectedly confident (even when self-deprecating)—instead of just a meal to mindlessly break up the day. .

"Love and Information" bristles with intellect and the odd admonition but feels unexpectedly hopeful, too.

As the initial shock subsided and the grieving set in, many former New Yorkers felt unexpectedly isolated.

Seen in the larger context of such romantic homogeneity, the heartthrob figure of Jacob the wolf boy, played by Taylor Lautner, in "The Twilight" series feels unexpectedly, well, important.

But the power of Bergonzi's calm only intensified, so clearly unperturbed by these exits that I felt, unexpectedly, that the performance was actually improved.

As a Berliner travelling from London to Edinburgh and strolling along the streets of the old and new towns one feels unexpectedly at home in a way one never feels at home in London.