Sentence examples for a bit strange for from inspiring English sources

And won't that be a bit strange for them?

"It would be a bit strange for him to show up in a funny suit," Slimane said.

("It would be a bit strange for him to show up in a funny suit," Slimane explained).

Martin Jol believes it would be "a bit strange" for Fulham captain Brede Hangeland to quit the club given what he would be leaving behind.

True, this is a second division club and it is a bit strange for a player like me, but my life is not about money or prestige.

The new Roberts is a more subtle creature – even if that sounds a bit strange for someone of his build, who continues to run through walls.

"I think giving an artist like David Shrigley carte blanche, when he is known for being a bit strange from a layperson's point of view, is fantastic".

The pairing does feel a bit strange, except for the fact that it took place in Berlin.

"When you are playing for a title on a weekly basis, it's probably a bit strange getting up for it, and having that little extra for the World Cup".

If you have always found America's choice of pastime a bit strange, Ben Halls' article for Vice Sports might help explain their obsession with minor league baseball.

Since the feeling is likely to be new and a bit strange, only stand for a few minutes at the start, gradually increasing the time you stand in them, up to an hour.