Sentence examples for a strange issue from inspiring English sources

Accounting might seem a strange issue for a shrewd politician to grab hold of,but these particular ones know very well what they are doing.

"This is just a very strange issue to come forward with at such a difficult time for the country".

Whether he forgot the words, or was just having strange issues with his teeth again, it's not a great look for a guy who spent the weekend ranting about how "like, really smart" he is.

Biggs also reported in his review that battery life is improved, while camera functionality has some strange issues.

In a Daily Politics film, Ellie Price looked at why Westminster was relatively empty while key figures were talking about strange issues, and taking part in interviews and conferences around the country.

@pennyanderson - tax credits create a strange mix of issues.

But I'm also worried by Clegg's analysis that economics is no longer a significant issue in politics, a strange position to take in light of the Northern Rock collapse and in a party with so many excellent economists at its disposal.

Instead she observes a strange silence on the issue.

This seems like a strange time for the issue to raise its head.

"Partisan" may strike some as a strange description for an issue that is largely one concerning technical details and legal precedents, but if net neutrality was ever merely an issue of bits and bytes, it has become a politically charged one over the last few years.

"In a strange way, the very issue or challenge of abandonment of Detroit's built fabric requires a far more imaginative and radical approach to rebuilding," he says.