Sentence examples for certain strange from inspiring English sources

The Fakahatchee has a certain strange, wild beauty.

Thus a certain strange empathy is called for, no matter how cold-hearted.

Instead the reader is asked to picture a series of fictional Londons in which certain strange conditions hold true.

You don't have to wash your hair with baking soda to make a difference, although it would make a certain strange Canadian lady immensely happy if you did.

(Denying any anti-Semitism, Mr. Nash told "60 Minutes" that he had "certain strange ideas" that were the product of his delusional thoughts).

Late one Friday, a man in his eighties, named Sam Opal, came to tell the author, who often writes of mysterious powers, about certain strange occurrences in his life.

It comes from his long hair and from the sunniness of certain songs ("Strange Condition," from the album "Musicforthemorningafter," released in 2001, may be the best-known one).

It had a certain magic, half strange and half familiar: Wai Er Ming, Wai Er Ming, Wai Er Ming.

Perry Barlow kicked off the new paradigm with his September 29 , 1945 cover, in which a returning soldier reclaims his toddler son, who, not yet certain who this strange man is, leans back against his mother's skirt.

Preparing Mr. Bartlet for a news conference at which he was to disclose his illness, the White House press secretary told him to start by calling on a medical reporter in a certain seat who, strange to say, had my name.

As he remarks: "différance, in a certain and very strange way, (is) 'older' than the ontological difference or than the truth of Being" (Derrida 1982 [1972], 22).