Sentence examples for a strange element to from inspiring English sources

For the music business, there's a strange element to its relationship with Apple, from which it keeps trying to break free.

Adding another strange element to the mix is the fact that Bourn appears to be allergic to stealing third base, with just one theft versus 20 steals of second.

Perhaps there lurked the residual fear that he who wields the knife rarely wears the crown; but there was also a strange element of personal loyalty to Chamberlain that led him so far as to urge the PM to stay on at No 10.

"We felt really free writing about things we tend to keep between ourselves, whether it's a bizarre in-joke or a period of time that has strange elements to it".

A strange element is the pulsing techno that can heard throughout the exhibition, coming out of a pair of bound speakers.

"This year, I made three films that definitely have weird and strange elements to them.

There's also a strange social element to the drama — what may, at one angle, appear as class prejudice may also appear, at another, as a view of the derangements wrought by poverty.

There are dramatic re-enactments too, as well as a slightly strange element of interaction with the Donmar's 270-strong audience.

There's a really strange, slightly religious element to it.

A strange mystic element deep down in his being began to stir.

But always with this strange element of comic deflection: a sense that at least some of the fable of Ghost Dog is tongue-in-cheek.