Sentence examples for found rather strange from inspiring English sources

The 2.6-inch QVGA touch screen has haptic feedback for everything, but it shuts off when you're dialing a number, which is something I found rather strange.

"A LOT of people don't really like it, which I find rather strange," Fergus Henderson said.

His first thought, once the shooting stopped -- a thought he now finds rather strange -- was how to tell others about the clash he had just undergone.

Despite this unfortunate tendency in her clientele, Ms. Lecroc has found some rather strange stuff in the 369 bags memorialized so far.

Farmers found it rather strange that an outsider wanted to investigate their livelihoods.

John Murphy from musicOMH found it "rather strange" for Stefani to sing the song while living off of royalties from No Doubt and her husband, post-grunge musician Gavin Rossdale.

Perhaps a more personal reason is that I'm also a Muslim myself; a convert, and I've found a rather strange comfort in the historical diversity of my faith.

I found it rather strange that the authors narrate their structural analyses first and discussed the sequence analyses later.

I find it rather strange that this sentence, which is a contradiction in terms, is presented as a fact.

"I find it rather strange that after so many months, they have suddenly woken up to this irregularity," said Dr M Zahir, a supreme court lawyer in Dhaka.

Luke Akehurst, the secretary of Labour First, wrote: "We find it rather strange that the winning candidate in a leadership election would sustain the life of their campaign after winning, rather than seeing their role now as having a responsibility to unite the whole party, including supporters of all four of this summer's candidates".