Sentence examples for a bit of strange from inspiring English sources

But here's to the hope, anyway, that there's a bit of strange fire left in this august poet's belly.

And in what represents a bit of strange casting, some economists say the answer may lie in drawing on Asia's religious traditions — Shinto, Taoism, Buddhism and Hinduism — with their emphasis on harmony with nature and self-denial.

According to Express, Dieter Hecking is a leading candidate to take over, which seems a bit of strange choice, however: the 52-year-old is one of the last remaining old-school managers in the league, a man who never knowingly overcomplicates things and wouldn't appear "conceptual" enough, for lack of a better word, to lift Gladbach above half a dozen of similarly strong sides.

I can sort of see that drawing a line's important… but isn't this a bit of strange idea for a party?

In a bit of strange and disturbing news, fabulis discovered today that someone(s) at Citibank had decided arbitrarily to block fabulis' bank account due to what was described to us on the phone as "objectionable content" on our blog.

Essentially, this genetic variant reduces the impact of dopamine, leaving these individuals desiring (perhaps needing) more stimulation and novelty -- thereby increasing their tendency to seek out a "bit of strange".

3.39am BST It's a bit of a strange one.

But this is a bit of a strange one.

It just seemed like a bit of a strange decision.

"It was a bit of a strange day," said England's captain Alastair Cook.

And again, that sounds a bit cruel, and a bit of a strange analogy.