Sentence examples for this feels odd from inspiring English sources
This feels odd for a genre that likes to claim synergy with its origins.
If this feels odd to those taking part, or watching and jeering from the sidelines, just think how it feels for the electorate.
This felt odd, since the majority of the population seemed very poor.
At first this felt odd as GoPros have always featured on-camera controls.
Sure, fans of limited-edition gadgetry will probably snap them up anyway, but something about this situation just feels odd.
This December, it feels odd not to be writing about the exploits of Don Draper and his fellow ad men and women.
I ask him if it feels odd, this kind of scrutiny.
In fact, the editing of this entire volume sometimes feels odd: while the reader gets far too much information about Mr. Townshend's struggles with marital infidelity and drinking, other sections are filled with jump cuts that chop the narrative into herky-jerky pieces and slow the book's momentum.
It feels odd saying this, but the 5% cut to Arts Council England's grant in aid resulting from the comprehensive spending review was a respectable outcome in tough times.
The space itself feels odd, and this is in part to do with the door frame to the left, and the way in which the further door, and the wall into which that door is set– if it is indeed a door and not a window, and that, it has to be said, is in some doubt – seems to be framed, around three edges at least, in wood.
It feels odd to be writing this.
