Sentence examples for to feel odd from inspiring English sources

I was beginning to feel odd again.

And then, twice in a row we do 13 episodes — that just starts to feel odd.

But watching Franco perform his buck-and-wing for Arthur's delectation starts to feel odd after a while.

Fretting and worrying at something you made up, an intimate product of your hopes, enthusiasms, passions – it's bound to feel odd, unnatural, but it's also deeply rewarding.

IT had taken us three hours to reach Chimney Pond -- an hour longer than we'd estimated -- and after a brief rest I began to feel odd, slightly dizzy.

But when the band played the Mexican hat dance, the construction workers started stomping in unison, and Endler -- standing next to Jack Kyle, the Port Authority's chief engineer -- began to feel odd vibrations in the structure.

For the first time in her career, Raphael is consciously courting her gay fans, though it may feel odd to her to go after a demographic like that.

Does it feel odd to sing a song by your dad that is about you?

Does it ever feel odd to now be playing "the enemy"?

Does it feel odd to have hit the big time in his fifties?

But it does feel odd to think that some of what we're doing now may not see the light of day until after I've retired".