Sentence examples for unusual feel from inspiring English sources

Little wonder that Green had an unusual feel for quarterback Daunte Culpepper, who in his second pro season, after taking four snaps last year, has helped the Vikings remain the league's only unbeaten team.

They should suspect a possible fungal infection if the wound has an unusual feel, appearance, or drainage in the first day or two.

Many said yes, expressing that Machado's experience, rather than feeling unusual, felt disturbingly relatable.

Sure, on a good night you may feel unusual feelings of affection for total strangers on the dance floor after popping a pill, but at larger doses the results can be quite different.

IT'S nothing unusual to feel a rush of guilty pleasure during a midnight refrigerator raid.

It is unusual to feel any emotion other than rising frustation on entering a noisy, packed, sprawling shopping mall.

Of course, it's not unusual to feel jealous or left behind when old faces achieve prominence and move into a social stratosphere.

"I think it isn't unusual to feel slightly run-down after a long-haul flight but there was always an outside possibility that it was something more sinister than common or garden flu," he told BBC Breakfast.

But they are also prone to using unedited versions of sales literature sent by their tour providers -- which sell their products on multiple sites, so it's not unusual to feel like you're retracing your tracks while comparison shopping.

It's not unusual to feel some insecurity in a relationship -- particularly a new one.

It's not unusual to feel like the game is laughing in your stupid face.