Sentence examples for becoming strange from inspiring English sources
So the day-to-day activities in the city suddenly becoming strange with strange interventions being made, whether by physical objects or moving objects or people.
"We noticed in ourselves that our timing was becoming strange after a while," he says.
College campuses are fast becoming strange places where nothing makes much sense, where everything creates a haze of confusion and dislocation, where, to quote an idiom from the Songhay people of Niger and Mali, "you don't know your frontside from your backside".
If they knew, they knew: he was becoming a strange old man.
Jazz was becoming wise, strange and bitter, a dream world full of wide-open space or density, meta-thoughts and paradoxical impulses.
"I would say, 'Why are you like this?' He said, 'That's me, that's how I am.' " But she said her son changed after his arrest, becoming more "strange".
We start with Amy's teen years, circling back to a troubled though hardly deprived childhood in which she was deeply affected, first by her father Mitch walking out on the family — and then later, just as deeply affected by his returning to becoming a strange sort of intrusive, ineffective and almost parasitic Svengali to her career.
Image caption Watashi says: "Don't go! Don't abandon me!" The response: "That's enough of that!" Everything in his life seemed to be disintegrating - the world was becoming a strange place, and his relationships were failing him.
The use of Mulder and Scully are used to represent a metaphor for a relationship "turning pear-shaped"; that is to say a relationship becoming so "strange" that it could be "a case for Mulder and Scully", a reference to the paranormal cases the titular X-Files the two investigate on the show.
The sequence of events is now becoming clear, a strange fusion of domestic and Islamic techniques of terror.
