Sentence examples for face the strange from inspiring English sources

The rock guitarist Joel Madden, quoting Changes, wrote simply: "Turn and face the strange".

Here in the UK we face the strange prospect of the largest share of the vote going to a party of protest without practical policies and who do not always turn up to parliamentary sessions.

Turn and face the strange in therapy.

Ch-ch-ch-ch-changes (Turn and face the strange).

Turn and face the strange ch ch changes.

Sheets said it did not feel strange to face the Brewers because the team has changed since he left.

He said it did not feel strange to face the team he nearly joined.

At the time, Moore had yet to beat the establishment Republican Luther Strange, or face the allegations of nine women who say that Moore molested or assaulted them when they were teen-agers and Moore, now seventy, was in his thirties.

As they both face the Arena, they develop a strange friendship.

And so, at the age of 41, Mr. Saakashvili is faced with the strange task of downsizing himself: scaling down his passion, impatience and even his power.

This development was met with an odd mix of joy and outrage: while it was a long overdue victory for tolerance and diversity, some were concerned that the new emojis would be a useful tool for bigots, while others complained that people of colour would now be faced with the strange obligation to use a "matching" emoji every time they felt moved to give a thumbs-up.