Sentence examples for form of strange from inspiring English sources
These degradations can take the form of strange objects that appear in the images, or they may also be due to the wrong alignment of the sheets in the image.
At the time this seemed like some form of strange victory – grasping at the ghosts of '88 – a time we were all too young to have been a part of, yet perhaps hazily remembered from BBC news reports from our childhood.
It is almost unfathomable when we first confront it, at the top of the stairs – it is some kind of strange geometric form that seems to resemble the generic blueprint of a tree.
The panties incident does have its consequences, however, in the form of two strange men -- a poet and a barber -- who witnessed it and were rendered as twitchy as adolescents with Playboys secreted under their mattresses.
A lot of the fun in "The Catechism Cataclysm," a horror-comic head trip from the writer-director Todd Rohal ("The Guatemalan Handshake"), comes in the form of silly, strange line deliveries: nonsense songs in strained falsetto, crisply over-articulated cuss words, syllables distended into schoolyard taunts.
The vision resurfaced last week in the form of a strange Apple patent for a laptop-style device that slotted in an iPhone in place of the trackpad.
Anyone who played the classic 1970s computer game "Space Invaders" may recognize the titular aliens in the form of a strange-looking distant galaxy spotted by the Hubble Space Telescope.
"Together these images form a typology of strange yet oddly familiar creatures," Rogowski writes.
NEITHER jazz nor blues nor ballad but a protest song in the form of a dirge, "Strange Fruit" occupies a category of one in American popular music.
It's pleasing and simple to see a transaction existing in the form of your heavy, strange-smelling metal discs in exchange for their interestingly shaped sugar, but that is not the way the world is going.
Contrary to the stereotypes, skaters stem from all classes and walks of life to form a strange community of individualists.
