Sentence examples for strange altered from inspiring English sources

In depersonalization, one feels or perceives one's body or self as being unreal, strange, altered in quality, or distant.

Depersonalization disorder consists of the experiencing of the world or oneself as strange, altered, unreal, or mechanical in quality.

With the flexibility of a child, however, Chihiro settles into life in this strange alter-universe.

He plays a very strange, alter-ego version of himself, I talked to the writers and they told me that was what they were going to do with my character too.

So that everything before that was just getting ready, and after that I was in some strange way altered, ready.

So that everything before that was just getting ready, and after that I was in some strange way altered, really," said Katherine Anne Porter about her nearly fatal encounter with the Spanish flu.

It's strange to alter that.

Some characters get altered by strange irradiation events, others are partially bionic.

Her biographer, John Campbell has pointed out that this was not unusual in 1960, when the newly elected MP originally submitted her Who's Who entry: what was strange was that she never altered it, even after the omission became a source of public speculation and comment.

They did so by exposing the hidden computer code that makes Web pages do what they do, then altered its odd texts and strange symbols so that they became abstract art.

So there's one compelling reason to climb a mountain, then: to ascend into a strange, airless heaven with a person whose existence is foreign to you and to feel fundamentally altered because of it".