Sentence examples for a strange quality of from inspiring English sources

"It brought a strange quality of flesh".

And yet the ball always tends to stick to Carmelo, while Klay acts as if it were a scalding object — he has a strange quality of scoring prolifically while hardly ever actually seeming to have the ball.

But there is a strange quality to these types of confessions.

The game took on a strange quality, partly because of the poor quality of the ice and partly because of how each team attacked it.

This type of song, with a strange quality, will be very easy to parody.

"The scene of a fire in those days had the strange quality of a social event," recalled John Miller, now the chief of the counterterrorism bureau at the Los Angeles Police Department, who grew up in Manhattan running uptown to photograph fires in the Bronx.

It is a sign of some special and strange quality of my life that the first question people ask when hearing this news isn't, "How do you feel about moving to L.A.?" or "How will your son like living there?" but, "Oh my god, what about the chickens?" This is a problem of my own making, so I accept it.

CinemaScope has this strange quality of being an oblong window that hides many details, so that when a character moves through a room, he moves almost abstractly, as if he were in an aquarium.

And the reporter Michael Barbaro wrote an analytical piece soon after, raising questions and describing the strange quality of the campaign thus far.

The strange quality of the light upon this habitat, the stillness of it all, the sense of waiting, brought me halfway to a kind of ecstasy.

It was inevitable that the strange qualities of natural ice should have been discovered by showmen, and that by persistent and hard work they should have arrived at canoes.