Sentence examples for felt spooked from inspiring English sources

I was the only visitor in the place and, I confess, I felt spooked.

I felt spooked, and like many other Sikhs I put a bumper sticker on my car with a U.S. flag that announced me as a "Sikh American".

Working at night, do you ever feel spooked or lonely?

"You'd better hold that otherwise I'll feel spooked.

I always feel spooked at the end of a Shyamalan picture, but I mainly feel low.

Feeling spooked, he decided that the railroad bridge was a better option.

But there are occasional nuggets which keep you interested – locations where you walk in and genuinely feel spooked.

Could they be blood?" Feeling "spooked," she quickly closed the box and tried to forget this unexpected and disturbing legacy.

She also likes to tell me that paying rent is "dead money", which always makes me feel spooked and depressed, like the money drifting out of my account each month is cursed in some way.

Driving around northeastern Pennsylvania, especially at night, she felt both spooked by and attracted to the landscape.

I know for me his getting it has quite demystified the disease, said Jan, I don't feel afraid, spooked, as I did before he became ill, when it was only news about remote acquaintances, whom I never saw again after they became ill.