Sentence examples for especially strange about from inspiring English sources

What has been especially strange about the recent reversal in polls is that it seemed to come out of nowhere.

And there's something especially strange about the spectacle of the Republican Party--traditionally the home of small businessmen and entrepreneurs--making it harder to start a business or to keep one going.

"What is especially strange about it is you have so many people from the city who are used to going out to dinner or stopping in someplace to have a glass of wine and watch someone or a group perform," she added.

There's nothing especially novel or particularly strange about this fact alone — it's the way news works these days.

There is nothing particularly strange about this.

This is especially strange when, according to every study, about twice as many women experience depression.

She declared feelingly, on "60 Minutes," "I honor what he's been through" — words that came to seem especially strange in the light of later allegations about the nature and scope of Clinton's sexual behavior.

Apocalyptic claims about the cost of reducing emissions are especially strange given tremendous technological progress in renewable energy: The costs of wind and solar power have plummeted.

Cymbal crashes sound especially strange.

For writers, this is an especially strange development.

But this conversation is especially strange because you are silent.