Sentence examples for combination of strange from inspiring English sources

Mutter has been described as a 'gritty mystic' and the music is challenging and fascinating in its combination of strange timbres, slithering strings, and fierce brass.

Martin McKee of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Paul Belcher of the Royal College of Physicians and Monika Kosinska of the European Public Health Alliance (EPHA) say a combination of strange events has set alarm bells ringing.

"They are not dissimilar," said Mr. Schmidt, "to a category of comments that John Kerry made that are a combination of strange and aloof and make the task of connecting with ordinary voters all the more difficult".

This combination of strange, but not too strange, Tehrani says, may be the key to their persistence across millennia.

As evidenced by the interviews in Generation X, the early baby-boomers were more confident, better educated, and even more restless than their 1950s counterparts: the Edwardians, later Teddy Boys, who had become notorious for their combination of strange, exaggerated clothes and tendency towards extreme violence.

Of course, often what appears as one case is really a combination of strange features from several real cases.

I kept wondering what strange combination of foreign letters and accents would create a name that was so difficult to pronounce.

This combination of characters was strange for a brand selling countertops and baths.

He said brewing beer was "remarkably like opera in many ways: art, science and technology put together in some kind of strange combination".

It's kind of a strange combination of both, taking the best of each and combining them into one bag.

"It's a strange combination of our lives," Helen said.