Sentence examples for grown strange from inspiring English sources

RAGTIME is a whole world of music that has grown strange to us.

I could see her before me now, her slate-gray hair, her body grown strange to the memory of dance.

I felt I'd chosen my work over my personal life and worried I'd grown strange: silent, tense and sober.

Modern European literature knows few sights more noble than this poet's persistence with the need to sing his prophetic song in a world grown strange and terrible.

At the start, defeat is etched in the lines of his body: his clothes don't quite seem to fit him and his arms are held stiffly, as if he were not fully inhabiting a body that has grown strange to him.

(Wilborn Hampton) 'THE RUNNER STUMBLES' As Father Rivard, a priest on trial for the murder of a nun, Mark Montgomery almost shambles onto the stage, his eyes dull in his raw-boned face, defeat etched into the lines of a body that seems to have grown strange to him.

This year I will grow strange breeds of heirloom zinnias.

Out of primitive beliefs, the imagination grows strange fruit.

Beyond elected leadership, the catalogue of high-performing tweets grows strange.

The blood cultures finally grew strange bacteria, the resident responded, but it was probably just contaminant.

A pediatrician in Buenos Aires, he drops out of his life and holes up in his study, growing a beard and growing strange.