Aún no tenemos significados para "feeling unaccountably".
1Seth sat across from Ben at Kylie's kitchen table, feeling unaccountably nervous.
2Jack Benson leaned against the edge of the opposite berth, feeling unaccountably drowsy.
3He hurried away, and Lewis, feeling unaccountably tired, sat down on a divan.
4It wasn't like this was a social situation, anyway, she thought, feeling unaccountably defensive.
5I am feeling unaccountably weary though very, very happy.
6Bovyne, though feeling unaccountably ill and irritable, was delighted.
7Corliss came back to his companion, feeling unaccountably good and marvelling at what he had done.
8But I always left the incubation room feeling unaccountably upset, with a vague, disquieting sense of vertigo.
9She was feeling unaccountably happy and light-hearted.
10Since you seem to be feeling unaccountably weak in the knees, let's see if we can brace them a little.
11Kylie swiped her damp palms on the sides of her pants, feeling unaccountably nervous about her scheduled meeting with Seth Taylor.
12Now that he was on his way to her, his stronger feeling unaccountably changed to a mood that was playful and tender.
13She herself was feeling unaccountably happy in those days, as though somewhere deep down in her heart a bird had begun to sing.
14It came to Richard then that Hammersmith had known Door as a small child, and he found himself feeling unaccountably jealous of the huge man.
15Feeling unaccountably tired and weak, she went on unsteady legs to the door.
16Feeling unaccountably abashed by the tears of this strange lad, the climbers quietly withdrew.
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