Sentence examples for feels peculiar from inspiring English sources

Later that night she feels peculiar - after a rather hazy day.

I give him a peck on the cheek, which still feels peculiar.

Something about the narration feels peculiar from the outset, though it is a challenge to put one's finger on why.

At first, this feels peculiar, like drawing a line by holding pencils in each hand and connecting two exterior points to a center.

Yet it feels peculiar or wrong to describe van Hove's production in a linear way, because he powerfully messes with time, not only as it applies to Marianne and Johan but as it applies to storytelling in the theatre.

But, though it feels peculiar to be fiddling about regularly on the dashboard with something which isn't the controls for the radio, I grew to love it and particularly the short distance it affords between gears, which are, highly satisfyingly, just a click apart and which made the sensation of driving the car actually quite sporty.

So deep did Sept. 11 hit that it felt peculiar not to know someone directly affected.

Meanwhile, I began to feel peculiar as I drank my way through my second glass of wine.

What he blurted out next felt peculiar, as if he'd actually known all along what he'd been doing.

If it felt peculiar to be entering an election day as an underdog — Democrats did not even field an opponent six years ago — Mr. Lugar did not show it.

We often feel peculiar on arising, even when miles from a highway, but we've never had the proper term to epitomize our plight.