Sentence examples for peculiar feeling from inspiring English sources

It was such a peculiar feeling that I started to laugh.

And I had the peculiar feeling that I was somehow auditioning to be his son.

"That's a peculiar feeling, because I think for a lot of people that's why you write.

And as you headed home, you had the peculiar feeling of still being on your skates.

This was in fact done to Subor, who told me that it gave him "a peculiar feeling".

Lauren had the peculiar feeling that it was she who'd had her affections spurned, not the other way around.

As these peculiar feelings dig in over the following weeks, Rice-Oxley finds himself sitting on the floor of his three-year-old daughter's bedroom, unable to complete one of her ABC puzzles.

University of California, Berkeley professor Alison Gopnik, who just published a book on parent-child relationships, helps us make sense of the peculiar feelings and experiences we have while rearing our children.

The alaia gave a peculiar, lifting feeling that defied its thinness.

The enchantment is transient and, finally, perplexing, as it must be: there is no uprising currently going on in Dublin, and my peculiar patriotic feeling has nowhere to go.

That certain, peculiar, indescribable feeling?