Sentence examples for it feels very odd from inspiring English sources
"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.
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.
When their mates stay over, they come down in "the morning" (2pm) and suddenly the kitchen is full of huge men with facial hair – one of their friends has a beard – and it feels very odd.
Having grown up with the notion of Red China (yes, showing my age...), it feels very odd indeed to be signing off on a front page that speaks of the capitalist-communist state and its share market fluctuations.
Nothing is taken too seriously ("It feels very odd at the age of 47 to be pretending to be some maverick cop from the 70s"), and nor is he too downcast by Mark Thompson's proposed cuts to the BBC, announced the morning we talk.
"I think that's why I felt very odd.
I made to move, but I couldn't move, and I felt very odd.
I remember feeling sick before the show and there was a silence in the dressing room and I said: "Oh, I feel very odd".
There is just something that feels very odd about it all".
