Sentence examples for felt very odd from inspiring English sources

It felt very odd.

"I think that's why I felt very odd.

I made to move, but I couldn't move, and I felt very odd.

The fact I was being written about more than the Lockerbie bomber felt very odd".

I felt very odd on Wednesday.

The sun the sun came up and I shared a spliff with a stranger and felt very odd while watching Kings of Leon from the VIP area I was perched in.

"It feels very odd," said John Pavlik, the academy's director of communications.

But it feels very odd watching this, having just seen him ham it up in The Winter's Tale.

I remember feeling sick before the show and there was a silence in the dressing room and I said: "Oh, I feel very odd".

"Although the Garrick itself has since removed some of the ridiculous rules, you are still on territory that is gender-segregated, and to my mind that feels very odd," she said.

It feels very odd when forms say they must have an "m" or "f" – that is not my lived reality, nor is it for a growing number of people; they are distorting their   evidence.