Sentence examples for feeling odd from inspiring English sources

He sat for about ten minutes before turning the TV off, feeling odd and alone.

But three days after her admission to the hospital, Mrs. Coffey started feeling odd.

It all left Leiter, the Mets' starter, feeling odd as he answered questions after the game.

The locals, in fact, enjoy feeling odd: "Keep Portland weird", say bumper stickers on the city's cars, which all seem to be hybrid-electric vehicles.

Coming together this summer to play Michael Palin, John Cleese, Terry Jones, Eric Idle, Terry Gilliam and the late Graham Chapman, the performers have admitted to feeling odd about playing men who have the status, if not of modern-day messiahs, then at least of comedy gods for their fans around the world.

And for some, it may just be about feeling odd and disconnected, with dreams that others don't understand.

I would like to tell him that feeling different, odd, out of place, like the lone flamingo at the Pelican's Ball, is probably the only thing that I know for certain all of us human creatures have in common.

A scene from Eli Roth's Hostel Anyone who remembers the mid-1980s, and picked up the Sunday Times or the Daily Mail over the past few days, might have been feeling an odd sense of deja vu.

But the experience does impart a feeling of odd emotional dislocation.

The best feeling this odd job yields is to encounter a comedian, or a joke, that's hilarious in an unfamiliar way, then puzzle out in print, and celebrate, what he or she is doing and how.

If Rana Plaza should teach us anything outside the fact that we need to urgently address workers' rights—it's that there's nothing wrong with feeling that odd pang of consumer guilt.