Was that why she still had a feeling of unreality?

Then they were gone, and a feeling of unreality came to him.

Reynolds spoke quickly to fight off a growing feeling of unreality.

Rose sat up slowly, trying to shake off the feeling of unreality.

The feeling of unreality was still holding Terry as she felt him take the glass from her hand.

I shook my head to dispel the feeling of unreality.

That feeling of unreality had never been as strong as it was now.

Still, the feeling of unreality persisted, despite the images on the screens.

But in the beautiful autumn of that year, there was a feeling of unreality.

I had that curious feeling of unreality you sometimes get after a sleepless night.

When he drew it, he knew a certain feeling of unreality.

I listened to this ghastly conversation with a feeling of unreality.

A feeling of unreality overcame Leland as he began talking again.

Roland said, "Sometimes that feeling of unreality goes away, doesn't it?"

This entire adventure had taken on a blurry feeling of unreality to him.

The orange light and the emptiness gave a feeling of unreality, as if she were in a ghost town or on a movie set.

Listening, Selby had the feeling of unreality, that it was all a dream.

Life had a feeling of unreality about it, as though they were acting in a film all the time:

As he came out into the lane he had a strange feeling of unreality.

I went on listening, but couldn't shake off the feeling of unreality, of lost focus.

Suddenly the Comte was swamped by a feeling of unreality.

Their stare gave him a feeling of unreality; he hardly knew what was said to him.

The scene had that same feeling of unreality.

There was a feeling of unreality about this.

With a slight feeling of unreality he grasped the stylus and began to write his name.