Sentence examples for a strange view from inspiring English sources

But in his case, he said, "You have a strange view of nature because you don't grow up with it.

He accused supporters of same-sex marriage of having "a strange view of equality which is that the groups that [they support] should have more equality than other people".

That would be a strange view for a planner focused on human welfare and economic efficiency to have, but in practice these debates take on a silly and unfortunate cultural context.

ABDURRAHMAN TLILI, who is one of the two challengers to the incumbent, Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, in Tunisia's presidential poll on October 24th, has a strange view of election campaigning.

To treat Falstaff as a Christian symbol is to show a very strange view of religion and to rob him of his infinite complexity.

But that's a pretty strange view, because......

"And they have a very strange view of the world".

The unlikely elevation of Mr. Paul, 76, who has a few strange views and who has been rejected twice before as a presidential candidate, says a lot about the state of Republican politics.

There is a dazed quality to the stories in American Innovations, as the narrators observe themselves from the outside and puzzle over the strange view.

By William Rose Benet The New Yorker, June 8 , 1940 P. 19In the Monday papers accounts of the sermons on Sunday are strange View Article By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Malcolm Gladwell.

However, Hobbes does seem in his Answer to Bishop Bramhall and the Appendix to the Latin edition of Leviathan to believe this strange view sincerely.