Sentence examples for feeling unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

However, the room itself feeling unfamiliar is a symptom, rather than why they are there.

Still, it evokes a feeling unfamiliar to many who are past childhood: relief to be an adult.

I'm feeling some unfamiliar emotions.

It is a feeling refreshingly unfamiliar for the Nets.

The feeling was unfamiliar, and he did not care for it.

One of my earliest memories is of eating dinner at a folding table in the living room and feeling the unfamiliar thrill of camping out inside.

Finally, the revelation that the visitor was feeling an unfamiliar tingling in the vicinity of his left femoral artery prompted an immediate removal of the mask.

Moving up the stairs behind Nigel, I felt the first trickle of relief, a feeling so unfamiliar that I almost couldn't identify it.

In an Islamic republic that regards large, unsanctioned gatherings as a threat, the marchers were smiling with the joy of being in one happy, unhindered mass — a pleasurable feeling, utterly unfamiliar.

The feeling was unfamiliar and with every step up Chukung-Tse, there was a shortening of my stride, a weight pulling me back down to the valley below.

Feelings of unfamiliar body responses and unpredictability due to an increased number of hypoglycaemic episodes and the inability to recognise one's hypoglycaemic episodes were described in a study performed in Australia [ 12].