Sentence examples for be strange about from inspiring English sources

What should be strange about this, but is in fact depressingly predictable, is that nowhere does he mention David Jones's In Parenthesis, probably the best book about the war in English.

One thing that was strange about these photos was that Bloom appeared very, very much naked.

Also, Apple is strange about schedules, DJs and tracklisting, making them all ridiculously hard to find.

And what was strange about it was that she was doing all this, she was riding on this bus, in the hope of recovering herself.

"What was strange about it is, both teams are having trouble getting stops on defense in regulation, and when it came time for overtime neither team could score," Lee said.

It is strange about Biju; he has always gone where we have gone, but he has always taken a place of his own.

What was strange about the Paul-Christie spat was that Charles Krauthammer and other observers spoke of it solemnly, as though it was the intellectual engagement on the future of foreign policy that the G.O.P. had been longing for.

What is strange about reseeing a movie that one reacted to fairly intensely many years ago is that one may respond exactly the same way to so many details and be aware each time of having responded that way before.

"Absolutely everything's strange about this case, and the chain of facts is simply not clear, whatever your theory is," said Dr. Angela Hegarty, a forensic psychiatrist at Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in Queens, who also teaches at Columbia University.

Something is strange about this episode.

He then realises something is strange about Miley.