Sentence examples for gives strange from inspiring English sources

"Looking at 'most influential publications' sometimes gives strange results," he says.

Nozick (1969) raises another objection: Jeffrey's definition gives strange results in the following Newcomb Problem.

Unfortunately for his supporters, it was in the wrong direction, his bogey giving Strange the early advantage, although Strange yielded this advantage at the next.

Without the need to accommodate crew, drones can be given strange radar-cheating stealthy shapes.

Give Strange and Torrance credit for setting the tone of conduct, and the players followed suit.

In Book Three of the Republic, Plato writes that doctors are forced to give "strange" and "newfangled" names to diseases.

Let's not worry about frightening the Aldeburgh mackerel or giving strange new signals to the brains at GCHQ in Cheltenham.

A bogey for Faldo on 11 gave Strange a two-shot cushion, before the moment that truly sealed the deal at the 13th hole.

But even without the apparent dawn of four party politics, mid-term elections can give strange readings.

They are incubators allowing individuality to find a context in the community, giving strange sounds the confidence to become scenes.

The backing from Trump and McConnell may give Strange, Alabama's former attorney general, the upper hand in a showdown with just one other Republican.