Sentence examples for example of a strange from inspiring English sources

They are an example of a strange moment in American social history when hair dye somehow got tangled up in the politics of assimilation and feminism and self-esteem.

Garnett bouncing his ball on a dirt road on the way to the court before dawn could be a parable of commitment to the game, or it could be an example of a strange ritual of self-abuse in which he was going to be alone with the ball and the hoop in a place where he had been humiliated in public twelve hours earlier.

Charlie Rose: Well, give me an example of a strange place.

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It was the latest example of a strange pattern of disconnect between how the people in the North East feel and how commentators and elected representatives think people in the North East feel.

"That kind of work and those kind of examples in a strange way is something my aunt's death and life exposed me to," Bill Ford 3rd said.

The vision vanishes almost as soon as it appears: "The whole elusive sight was a Fata Morgana, an example of the strange make-believe of matter which had created a semblance of life".

At the other end of the spectrum, Lana Del Rey's debut Born to Die suffered only due to the overshadowing presence of "Video Games", making it an example of that strange and rare phenomenon: an album which, weirdly, would have worked better without its best song.

He cites the combination "lbstv" in "selbstverständlich" – the German word for "obvious" – as an example of how strange phonetics can grate on a foreign ear.

Indeed, the Raptor is a prime example of the strange alchemy that can happen when a company takes an autocratic approach to product development.

BED is an example of another strange Miami habit: restaurants that morph into nightclubs - Tantra does the same.