Sentence examples for for very strange from inspiring English sources

AMERICA'S armed forces sometimes ask for very strange things.

Critics point out that a strict application of these rules would make for very strange writing.

Murdoch the Elder's long pauses made for very strange radio, however; and, as for his habit of slapping the table… Well, let's just say the image it conjured up was not of his hand hitting the desk, but a more intimate part of his ageing anatomy.

Some people are connected for very strange reasons.

And Guinness has also approved us for a very strange category for a second Guinness World Record of the most pledges to complete Random Acts of Kindness.

His tigers and lions are irresistible not for their terror, and certainly not for their verisimilitude, but, rather, for the very strange and oddly seductive place they inhabited: Rousseau's suburban hot-house imagination.

Augustine Early must work for a very strange newspaper.

The book gives no references or acknowledgments, even for the very strange photographs.

Even so, perhaps in his eagerness to avoid dwelling on suggestive words and phrases such as "pleasuring", "tossed" and "my final jets", Cameron is inclined to go for some very strange stresses, particularly on prepositions.

Burton and screenwriter Seth Grahame-Smith (who has recently adapted his own mashup novel Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter for the screen) have perhaps striven to create a Lynchian/Twin Peaks episodic feel for their very strange story and this actually promised something a little to the north of whelm in its opening 15 minutes, but then something gradually leaked out of it.

The Director's prize went to the Mexican auteur Carlos Reygadas for his very strange film Post Tenebras Lux, a sexually explicit portrait of a stagnant marriage which contained some characteristic shock-tactic grenades lobbed into the cinema auditorium, and an ending which had delegates clutching their heads with bewilderment, exasperation, amusement, invigoration, you name it.