Sentence examples for can't be strange from inspiring English sources

They might be strange to me, but they can't be strange to one another.

The idea that something can't be found online is strange enough to have spawned its own adjective.

My favourite device of all is Stephen R Donaldson's in the Thomas Covenant series, where the reader (and protagonist) can't be sure whether the strange magical universe exists only inside the hero's own head.

"Lots of things happen that sort of put you in the position where you can't be l'enfant terrible forever". Strange words from a man who is as well known for his after-hours escapades as he is his first novel, "Less Than Zero," written when he was just 20 years old and an undergraduate at Vermont's Bennington College.

They can't be very happy working in that strange den of secrecy and deception.

The system is strange and the quality of football can't be great".

Yet there are certain intriguing contradictions about Boyd, for if his prose style is ordered and calm and his public persona is self-effacing and nice, he seems increasingly drawn, in his work, to the monstrous and the strange: that which can't be easily understood, the sickening lurches of fate behind life's pleasant façades.

It can't be real". You're left with a strange sadness, knowing you've reached a place that is the ultimate dream and you can't stay.

Catholic guilt lives on in Ireland in strange ways: We can't be seen to encourage pornography, so we give the bikini girl an excuse, putting a product in her hand to promote.

Catholic guilt lives on in Ireland in strange ways: we can't be seen to encourage pornography, so we give the bikini girl an excuse, putting a product in her hand to promote.

It is a promisingly strange album: broad enough that it can't be described as X plus Y.