Sentence examples for feels unusual from inspiring English sources
And now, this year, the normal feels unusual.
Jepsen's reverent attitude toward love feels unusual, given that major-label female artists have lately discarded it as a theme.
Yet what now feels unusual is that rape storylines are no longer the preserve of the prime-time soap, having become increasingly prevalent in television drama, with stories ranging from the hard-hitting and sensitive to the jaw-droppingly bad.
Even now at the start of the 21st century, decades after the dawn of the contemporary feminist movement saw a rise in women's orchestras and gender-based musicological studies and long after the inclusion of a single piece by a female composer on a concert program has ceased to be remarkable, a whole concert of music by women, performed by women, still feels unusual.
But given Trump's bombastic opposition to NAFTA, the bloodless language feels unusual coming from this administration's trade representative.
Blanchett has become such an otherworldly screen persona — having played Cinderella's stepmother, a queen, an elf, a delusional socialite, Katharine Hepburn and Bob Dylan — that seeing her play an ostensibly regular person now feels unusual.
Sure, on a good night you may feel unusual feelings of affection for total strangers on the dance floor after popping a pill, but at larger doses the results can be quite different.
He said he soon started to feel unusual symptoms.
That shouldn't feel unusual, but it did.
Earlier in the week, Martin felt unusual discomfort around the back of her left knee.
