Sentence examples for that felt odd from inspiring English sources

Usually, they'd film these scenes when there was some element that felt odd or offbeat: like when the band stayed at ranch house that kept animals; or when they were in the middle of the desert surrounded by huge windmills.

Ones furnished with spitting log fires and the aroma of roasting meats, the kind of place that feels odd to visit in blazing sunlight.

"The act of putting this on stage doesn't feel like something Americans do very often," added Mr. Taccone, "and that feels odd: that we have so abdicated that arena as a viable place in which to understand ourselves".

(London Peer Worker) … suddenly they're a colleague and you get to hear about things that you weren't privy to before and that feels odd and needs time to sort of settle in, to manage.

Moyet said her agoraphobia – a panic disorder that affects 1.5 million people in the UK and causes sufferers intense anxiety in certain environments – now feels like normality to her. "It's outside that feels odd.

I saw the bullet holes in the facade of the GPO and that was exciting and real, but the national mythology that flowed from that moment felt odd.

That said, it felt odd being in the museum on a Sunday morning in a town where you used to not be able to play a ballgame, go to the theater or buy a six-pack on a Sunday.

Such violence sounded so benign and neighborly that I felt odd asking about the kind of violence that La Familia is better known for.

Vonn, considered the world's top female speed skier, said the two got together on the road to paint their nails, joking that it felt odd to be 11 years older than a teammate.

I remember telling my sister that it felt odd to settle in kind of immediately after my goal of "older man" was declared.

Like a bad kid protesting footsie pajamas, Yeager never stopped stiffening his feet when I tried to get them on him, surely not caring that the large round black cloppers made him look like a canine Mickey Mouse, just that they felt odd.