Sentence examples for are often strange from inspiring English sources
But these life-forms are often strange.
He's a thrilling improviser, one of the greatest ever to have played jazz, and his saxophone playing can reach giant proportions, spilling all over the tunes, which are often strange choices: old Hawaiian songs, calypsos, obscure songs that Billie Holiday sang.
Granted, fact-checking is often strange work.
Mr. Lupu's account of the second book of Debussy's "Préludes" was often strange, its rhythms overstretched.
As I've argued elsewhere, contemporary antisemitism is often strange and difficult to pin down, often disappearing into a miasma of claims and counter-claims.
IF the artwork presented under the outsider banner is often strange and perplexing, so are the attitudes of many people who passionately champion this material.
It is often strange how things work out, how the lives of two 11-year-olds, temporarily linked by an illegal Little League arrangement, can go in such different directions.
However, your inhibitions will disappear as soon as you chomp down on a tender piece of eel and remember that strange food is often strangely delicious.
Cameron Diaz and Leslie Mann give it some comic snap as the mutually scorned mistress and wife of a Wall Street love rat who embark on a collaborative revenge mission, and its gender politics are often arrestingly strange, but the fizz flattens as the film succumbs to lowbrow pratfalls.
Where the settlements are more than a pub and a petrol pump, they are often very strange.
