Sentence examples for feeling off from inspiring English sources

Ordinarily composed, she confessed to feeling off kilter.

"What I'm showing on the court may be what I'm feeling off the court.

Stan was only 52 when he returned early from work, feeling off colour.

The idea is to facilitate balance orientation by overriding internal models in the brain that give rise to feeling off kilter.

The cumulative effect suggests one of those days in which you're feeling off or disconnected, and everything everyone else says or does seems to support and magnify those feelings.

While cats are curious creatures generally, they are pretty modest on matters of personal health, perhaps sitting quietly in a corner when they're feeling off color.

But as a health check of English rugby – Saracens, the champions, and Northampton have won the past two Premiership titles, and both clubs have qualified for the semi-final play-offs in each of the last six seasons – it left you feeling off-colour.

Should you be feeling off-balance, taken-aback, shocked or frustrated by your child's new disposition and prickly personality shifts, you are not alone.

And though it's not immediately apparent that Ted is annoyed, he soon springs manipulative information on her when he's feeling off-balance after a pitch meeting.

He was still asleep when I left for work the next morning, so I got to carry it around a little longer, which is awesome for a guy already feeling off-center about my own parental issues.

We all have those days when we're feeling off-track -- either you started your morning off on the wrong foot, something didn't go your way at the office or you hardly feel relaxed when you step in your front door after work.