Sentence examples for a small strange from inspiring English sources

We discovered that Galicia is like a Tardis - it's got a small, strange shopfront but it's absolutely huge inside.

In the great Venn diagram of life, or at least of political ideology, there is a small, strange overlap between rabid Conservative anti-authoritarianism and hippy bullshit.

I've often heard Chinese friends muse that China's unimpeded rise over the past decade owed, in a small, strange way, to the fact that the U.S. was so preoccupied with Islamic terrorism that it didn't have time to notice.

In a troubling week for long-suffering fans and overstocked merchandising companies alike, the Sugababes have gained admittance to a small, strange subset of acts, whose only shared characteristic is a desire to continue working, despite containing none of their original members.

It's a small, strange device with a great screen and points to future devices in the same vein.

Unbeknownst to many, however, was a small, strange group of users who used Linux on their PDAs and phones on a daily basis.

A great power sets its sights on a smaller, strange, and faraway land — an easy target, or so it would seem.

It began with a few small strange patches of slime, clinging to the rocks of the Heber River in Canada.

It's no one's idea of a lost masterpiece; it's far from its creator's best work; and yet it's still in some small, strange way a landmark.

He wants us to notice the small, strange or beautiful things: a pile of rodent bones left by some animal hunter overnight; the unexpected pleasure of running in gales, in rain, in freezing cold (tip: run frozen fingers under cold water first, unless you want chilblains).

It reminds me of reading in my closet as a child — children always want to read in small, strange spaces.