Sentence examples similar to a strange insistence from inspiring English sources

So opines Dylan Sharp at the start of "Strange Insistence", a dusty new track from Los Angeles, by way of Olympia, Washington act Gun Outfit.

As for inequality, or this strange insistence that religion is a proper thing.....no, the US is just too dreadful for words my dear.

He tolerated my strange insistence on meeting every week to talk about my progress, whether I had any or not.

At least he owed Eriksson that, given the coach's strange insistence on selecting him come what may.

McCullough claims that Adams's "outbursts of temper" occurred only in "private confrontations" and plays down or explains away instances of extreme public behavior (his strange insistence that Washington be called "His Majesty the President," his predawn flight from Washington on Jefferson's inaugural day).

Judging by the opening lines of "Strange Insistence" the two bands may have other things in common as well.

But sometimes slips like that are telling, perhaps because they expose ambitions or reinforce doubts; this one may be, though, in that it reveals a strange lack of insistence, on Romney's part, on his own identity.

That a strange answer.

It's a strange, strange sport".

"What a strange bloke!

A strange man, Scott.