Sentence examples for a strange gap from inspiring English sources
A pair of knee-length board shorts in a floral print at Osklen in SoHo looked great except for a strange gap they created between their waistband and my spine.
But whether he was truly unengaged by the dramas of his time or whether (as seems more likely) that story is just uninteresting to Parker, the absence makes a strange gap.
This kind of Federal pressure scared off more and more banks that were at one point will to work with these small businesses operating in a strange legal gap where state law ends and federal law begins.
He generates little narrative momentum, frequently repeating facts and leaving the occasional strange gap.
But to give me honours is also inconvenient for them, so I'm in this strange gap".
Some say that doctors come here fleeing lawsuits, bouts with drugs and alcohol and strange gaps in their resumes.
Strange gaps in Bolt's free speech-at-all-costs mantra went unchallenged – like when he wondered out loud why "people can protest wherever they like" and why protesters feel the need to "create a great nuisance to other people".
For Arendt, the possibility for creating such strange "gaps" in time arises from the character of thinking.
The news of the massive pay gap is a strange twist in the otherwise successful story of the film, which earned Christopher Plummer a Golden Globe nomination.
The Mira Prism is a strange product, intended to fill a gap that may or may not actually exist: the mid-tier AR market.
The gap "is kind of a strange finding," Paglia told Forbes.
