Sentence examples for That's stranger from inspiring English sources

When it concludes, Mr. Holland has the stirred and shaken expression of someone surprised not only by physical desire but also by a feeling that's stranger and stronger.

She has flown above her own history to construct a surreal but orderly pattern: a fiction that's stranger than her truth but shares its bones.

Like many of the best documentaries, "The Life and Mind of Mark DeFriest" recounts a real-life story that's stranger than fiction.

So that's stranger than showing three yellow cards to a player before sending him off, as Poll did to Croatia's Josip Simunic during a match against Australia in the 2006 World Cup? Poll had been a favourite to referee the final.

"There are many things in life that are stranger than death".

Like any good true crime account "Lone Wolf" is most interesting for elements that are stranger than fiction.

An artist both full of wonder and wonderful, knowing the end was near, painted pictures that were stranger than ever.

Its only flaw is perhaps its greatest strength: how do you write fiction about facts that are stranger than fiction?

That microbe would show that life is not exclusive to Earth, and may be widespread in a universe that is stranger and more interesting than many had imagined.

The most entertaining memoirs, and Hit Man qualifies, have elements that are stranger than fiction.

Teresa didn't say that being strangers might make things easier.