Sentence examples for considered it strange from inspiring English sources

Gamal Abdel Nasser wrote in his memoirs that already by May 25, the Egyptian forces were spread so thin that they had no mobile reserves to assault a Jewish force, and considered it strange that they would be ordered to allocate a major contingent to fight in an unfamiliar area.

When Torre was asked if he considers it strange that he is not signed yet, he said: "Yeah, it is.

If this party was happening at any other university no one would consider it strange; just because it's Cambridge university, one crazy night gets blown out of all proportion".

New Yorkers used to paying bridge and tunnel tolls to reach Manhattan might not consider it strange to pay to enter London, said Chris Reed, a spokesman for Transport for London, the unit that manages the city's transportation, of which Mayor Livingstone is the chairman.

The latter considered it "rather strange" of Garnett "not to have bothered about our education.

But at the same time some people would consider it a bit strange that the EU gets this award at a time when the euro crisis is causing social unrest in some parts of Europe.

Such ideas are so thought of as natural in our culture, many Christians consider it problematic and strange that the prophets, ostensibly speaking for God, consider usury to be evil.

Hmmm… Strange, considering it's 2007.

It seems like a strange move considering it's usually the oldest iPhone in the portfolio that gets the boot, but I suspect Apple didn't want to split sales between the iPhone 5 and its slightly upgraded brother.

That seemed strange to me considering it was an Oprah Winfrey and Steven Spielberg movie.

Here in the UK, it's considered very strange.