Sentence examples similar to like I am somewhere from inspiring English sources

For a few minutes, I felt like I was somewhere else.

The layout of the festival; the outdoorsy feel to it with events being held in pointed marquees really made me feel like I was somewhere different.

I felt like I was somewhere I wasn't supposed to be.

It felt intimate, and secretive, and maybe like I was somewhere I shouldn't be.

When I arrive at VR World, I follow an employee through the pristine lobby and immediately feel like I'm somewhere I shouldn't be.

There really is a missing man named Billy, and a woman named Tina really was the last person to see him, so if we're merely witnessing Audrey's inner struggle it has some connection to the real world, but the idea has merit not least because Audrey said two weeks ago, "I feel like I'm somewhere else, have you ever had that feeling, Charlie?

A: I like to think I am somewhere in the middle.

When I go on holiday, I really don't like it if I'm somewhere I can't listen to radio.

"I like to think I'm somewhere in the middle," says Launchbury. "When needed I can play a physical game.

But beyond his exaggerated sense of self, he maintains a fiercely articulated sense of his emotional state and the effect he has on others: "I may not look like much but I'm somewhere else now; I'm not bragging, I am inside my truth that emerges naked and aching from the well, that flays the ears and feelings of others till they bleed".

For an instant, I felt like I could see it clearly, like I knew it; like it was somewhere in my memory.