Sentence examples for a strange read from inspiring English sources

Conan Doyle's The Hound of the Baskervilles is a strange read for a native, and debatably lends itself best to filming, although the legend of the hound with his terrible howl is a powerful one.

It makes for a strange read, and not only because it ends with instructions on recreating your very own "night to remember" at home, including how to build the right atmosphere (men should stand whenever a woman enters), how to fold your napkins (the Bishop's Mitre is recommended), and what to talk about (spiritualism was then much in vogue, so why not invent your very own spirit guide?).

In the interviews Pasolini talks about his hatred for power and its chaos and unchecked desires, as well as his distaste for the commodification of bodies in the sexual revolution of the 60s (he had a strange reading of such sexual politics).

In the interviews Pasolini talks about his hate for power and its chaos and unchecked desires, as well as his distaste for the commodification of bodies in the sexual revolution of the 60s (he had a strange reading of such sexual politics).

"It did catch my baby's attention, but some of the pictures are a bit strange" read one considered review on Amazon.

It seemed more than a little strange reading that he, especially, backpedaled on his remarks.

Will Strange Read the Guardian review "A fresh and original take on a classic that has never translated particularly well to the big screen.

One senior producer who likes Rather but finds him truly strange read the statement and called it "a self-parody," as if "he were our leader".

By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 3 , 1941P. 32 Tells about a strange dream after having read John Steinbeck's foreward in the Modern Library edition of "Tortilla Flat".

It is a strange experience, reading about two women who have a tacit mutual agreement to beat each other up.

In 272 of those disengagements, the car detected a technology failure such as a communications breakdown, a strange sensor reading or a problem in a safety-critical system such as steering or braking.