The phrase "a stranger form" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a strange form"? If this is the case, you can use it to describe something that is unusual or unfamiliar in appearance or nature.
Example: "The sculpture took on a strange form that captivated everyone who saw it."
Alternatives: "an unusual shape" or "a peculiar structure".
Is there any stranger form of public pronouncement, when you really stop to think about it, than the kind of "unqualified apology" just issued by Niall Ferguson, celebrity historian and purveyor of wrong insights, following his remarks about John Maynard Keynes at a conference in California last Thursday?
The stranger form of this curve is due to the nonmonotonicity of the ratio f/n for the sequence of plotted points (enabling f from 0 to 6 note in f(n) the division by Euler's number (a non-integer).
Yet, while the UK's criminal courts have recognised that the trauma of rape can cause feelings of shame and guilt, which might inhibit a woman from going to the police, an asylum seeker is expected to immediately tell a stranger, in the form of a Home Office official, of any sexual violence that might form the basis of her asylum claim.
When a strong rip current sucked two kids and their father out to sea on Sunday at a Fort Lauderdale beach, strangers formed a human chain in lieu of a rope to guide them back to safety on the shore.
Materials are coaxed by architects into satisfying their clients' fantasies of immortality and other, stranger forms of power.
Among the stranger forms of the meditative exercise is horse yoga -- practiced in The Doma India School established over 50 years ago in San Luis, Argentina.
It's all so fragmented at this point, there are bits of the traditional DNA scattered throughout the work, amongst other, stranger forms and parts of thoughts.
It was followed by an hour of continuous vomiting on a busy train, while strangers formed a conveyor belt of things for me to barf into as I gasped for enough air to keep screaming: "MAKE IT STOP!" Have you ever puked uncontrollably with a swollen tongue?
This is New York, where anonymous strangers form communities.
I travel to all nine of the Avon Walks every year (I've been to 32 so far!) and to see complete strangers form lasting friendships, to see people bond over their connection to the cause, to see thousands of people celebrate survivorship...it's incredible.
