Sentence examples for a strange bit from inspiring English sources

That is a strange bit of logic.

But at the same time — in a strange bit of paradox — this is a game that will disappoint almost every Lost fan.

This is a strange bit of reasoning: the Prince behaved in a way that he probably shouldn't have, and which would be potentially damaging to his future career as king.

Had Shakespeare been anything less than Shakespearean, "The Tempest" might seem like a strange bit of whimsy, but what the playwright takes on here is not just magic and sprites but the nature of colonialism.

Even so, the fixation on the refugees' ages was a strange bit of thinking — "As though we've given refugees a sympathy egg-timer, and the grains run out at 18," Rosamund Urwin wrote in the Evening Standard.

The fifth movement ends with serene notes from the clarinet; the sixth opens with an ominous buzzing from the strings – it's a strange bit of music with a real sense of danger.

They do a strange call, a bit like a bubbling sound".

It was a strange game, a bit wild at times.

A strange habit and a bit of a rubbish song, but a truly great sentiment.

All this talk of a graduation sounds a bit strange.

She stated that: "Although my mother's sister had breast cancer, I have a faith, though a bit strange, that l probably will not get breast cancer.