Sentence examples for are especially strange from inspiring English sources

Apocalyptic claims about the cost of reducing emissions are especially strange given tremendous technological progress in renewable energy: The costs of wind and solar power have plummeted.

The Oscars are especially strange this year, because they're tainted, multiply, by their exclusions — of nonwhite actors and filmmakers, of movies about nonwhite characters, and, not coincidentally, of some really good movies, ones far better than the nominees.

The circumstances are especially strange because a proudly stodgy and tradition-bound industry content to hide from the world beyond the river is competing in this niche marketplace with a fad that may not last as long as a trout's spawning season.

But this conversation is especially strange because you are silent.

What is especially strange is the two guys who approach and offer them help.

It's especially strange when you consider some of the numbers behind the suicide caucus.

It was especially strange, she said, "because squirrels don't really sit still for that long".

This is especially strange when, according to every study, about twice as many women experience depression.

What has been especially strange about the recent reversal in polls is that it seemed to come out of nowhere.

For Epstein to turn on Steinberg is especially strange because Steinberg was perhaps more responsible for his career than Lucchino.

This week has been especially strange for Gerhart, gearing himself to start while eyeing his pal Peterson.