Sentence examples for bit strange about from inspiring English sources

But possibly there's something a bit strange about him.

There's something a bit strange about James Kirkland, though, so it kind of fits.

There is something a bit strange about naming yourself after a semi-pornographic 1970s B Movie/adult film star.

But until a retired sheriff gets the wind up, not a soul has ever noticed anything the least bit strange about this glamorous pair.

But there is also something a bit strange about Lynch's niceness — a heightened, golly-gee, stuck-in-the-fifties folksiness that some people think must be a put-on.

"Djokovic didn't arrive this year, no?" Nadal said, adding: "For me is a little bit strange about the people here from tennis talks about Djokovic, about his big new improvement.

After writing about Sprint 4G launching in so many other regions, it feels a bit strange to write about it going live in my own locale: the Bay Area.

"It's a bit strange when you think about but Australia's best spinner since SK Warne is Michael Clarke," says Gary Naylor.

"It is a bit strange to be talking about it game by game," he said.

It's a bit strange when you think about it, so maybe it's best that I don't.

It feels a bit strange to be writing about custom text messaging alerts as "news".