Sentence examples for fresh strange from inspiring English sources

Alex Waldmann makes him fresh, strange and convincing.

Where human emotions are familiar, animal emotions can feel fresh, strange, strong, and unmediated.

In his fresh, strange way Mr. Goebbels evokes the rhythmic swing and contrapuntal intricacy of Baroque dances.

In our faltering attempts to make meaningful sense of the journey from cradle to grave, Nature Theater seeks to unearth something that approaches beauty, or at least a fresh, strange kind of entertainment.

That's one of those clichés that reaches cliché status because it's true — and because every time we rediscover it, its truth feels fresh and strange.

It opens tentatively: "curious/nervous/brave/shy/surprised.... " The creatures accurately represent the emotions, but they're also unexpected — fresh colors, strange shapes.

Through May 5 A photographer should have the gift of seeing the world "fresh and strange," said Bill Brandt (1904-1983), a classic name in photography.

Some of the sayings do have, in their contempt for material prosperity, the ring of Greek Cynic philosophy, but there is also something neither quite Greek nor quite Jewish about Jesus' morality that makes it fresh and strange even now.

Brandt made the most of what he called "this power of seeing the world as fresh and strange," and really came into his own when Londoners huddled in bomb shelters and the streets were full of rubble.

Grünbein is an astonishingly fecund writer - there are throwaway lines in here that other poets would make whole poems from - and Hofmann makes the thing live in English but also lets the language be fresh and strange.

- but there doesn't appear to have been one for a while, which is why Eighteen Nightmares At The Lux sound oddly fresh, a strange thing to say about a band who conjure the dead.