Sentence examples for this odd feeling from inspiring English sources

She wrote about the horrifying scenes she witnessed on her blog: I can't get this odd feeling out of my chest.

The other big issue this juvenile exchange reveals is the odd feeling that disagreements on the left are somehow worse, or qualitatively different, to those on the right.

There was no pain, Taliaferro said, just the odd feeling that his body was not attached to his head.

Glancing at the papers he has made no effort to conceal gives one the odd feeling of having broken into a locked desk drawer.

I had the odd feeling that I was watching a quiet, finely etched indie movie on an iPhone, and losing too much of the detail.

Elsewhere, they seem to be strings of cognates: you have no idea what she's singing about, but you have the odd feeling that you do.

BATTLING the sweaty crowd at the Khamovnichesky court to hear the closing statements in the Pussy Riot trial, I couldn't shake off the odd feeling that I was in the presence of genuine celebrity.

The first time such a prospect was presented in an enthusiastic speech, Siyu had the odd feeling that she was now expected to marry her father; only later did she realize that she was no longer a young woman.

Beyond this — and perhaps it is simply an old tombeur's easy charm with women — I have the odd feeling that he is speaking to me not as an Italian to a foreigner but as he might to someone who was born and bred understanding his emotional idiom.

"I used to get this really odd feeling," he said.

"I used to get this really odd feeling – I wish I had not done it.