Sentence examples for essentially strange from inspiring English sources

However, Yeats was also responding to something essentially strange and disconcerting in Moore's appearance that friends and enemies noted throughout his life.

Just as the women's room is essentially a strange territory to me you know, one of those places where women grab all their social circle and head there together (what is THAT about???)—and likewise the mens room seems to impose that element of unknown onto some single and lesbian moms.

This company's production by Nicolas Joël — grand, essentially realistic, with strange stylized touches — was first mounted in 1996 for Luciano Pavarotti, still in good vocal shape at the time, who sang it winningly.

Each green room, no matter which airport, is essentially the same strange limbo.

Roman Britain is – to me – an alien, strange and essentially irrecoverable place, and yet I love Sutcliff's confident imagining of it.

It is also based essentially on whim, often strange whims; you are unlikely ever to see a woman walking down the street in Galliano's corset of duchess satin, which is embroidered with nearly a thousand micro-crystals made by Lesage.

Myst is a strange title: essentially a Hypercard stack so big it had to be loaded on a CD-ROM, it was also one of the most intriguing and visually exciting games to come out in years.

"Essentially anything weird or strange gets caught up in it".

The anti-drone argument that "Star Trek" goes for most is not one having to do with due process or civilian or collateral casualties (a random Klingon patrol is wiped out as a result of their landing) but an essentially emotional one: they feel strange.

These land-speed record vehicles have always struck me as rather strange; they're essentially planes being flown right next to the ground.

That's not so strange, because Rich essentially admitted that he sold a whole bunch of weed to an FBI informant.