Sentence examples for fairly strange from inspiring English sources
OK, that was fairly strange.
Music in whatever form is a fairly strange human intervention into materiality.
Puccini never completed Turandot, and what he did get done is, by all accounts, fairly strange.
While his death this week may not register as a major New York event, its echoes could be heard — and in some fairly strange places.
But the book can also be seen as a beautiful portrait of a fairly strange person made stranger by solitude: hyper-alert but still absent, peculiarly adaptable, and prepared since childhood to be claimed by history.
"t's been a fairly strange period where both the government and the opposition have been talking about spending increases and tax giveaways, but both have actually said they're focused on really dramatic spending cuts over the next several years.
Of course, the pair – two of America's wisest and most puerile satirists – are fairly used to strange things happening.
Noah Berlatsky's 2014 book, Wonder Woman: Bondage and Feminism in the Marston/Peter Comics explores the Amazonian warrior's strange and fairly kinky origins.
For each section, the participant has to decide using a multiple-choice format how most people would perceive the behaviour of a protagonist, using the following categories: (a) fairly normal, (b) rather strange, (c) very eccentric and (d) shocking.
Much of East Lynne, in truth, was fairly incomprehensible; she stumbled among strange facts in a thick fog.
