Sentence examples for felt off from from inspiring English sources

Either way, SOMEBODY SET HIM UP! Taryn: Yea, their behavior definitely felt off from jump.

As a literary archetype, everything about Gunnar feels off, from his beach-bum persona to the way his family runs counter to traditional uplifting narratives of the American Dream: his father works as a sketch artist for the racist L.A.P.D.; his mother moves the family from their affluent, white suburb back to "the ghetto".

But something felt off right from the start of this pregnancy.

Cut the excess felt off of the slippers from the TT.

Everything in "Defiance" feels off-the-shelf, cribbed from the long line of westerns and space westerns that runs from John Ford through "Star Wars" to the more recent and far superior "Firefly".

It's an overfamiliar standup trope, which feels off-the-peg rather than from the heart.

He had flown out to San Francisco to visit the family's latest addition, but when he returned to London, he felt cut off from the experience.

I felt the force of these enclosures round the Olympic park, I felt cut off from the memory grounds that I was used to exploring.

Furthermore, they say, they felt cut off from their own comrades, unable to find a companion whom they believed they could trust.

She felt cut off from everything.

'I guess I felt cut off from literary life.