It is strange how one little letter from a complete stranger can have such a big impact, can cause a person to re-examine so much, can make one begin to see things in such a different light.
Shortly after the Rodarte show on Tuesday night, while wolfing down some healthy snack food backstage at the Narciso Rodriguez show, I fell into a conversation with a photographer about how one should regard the Mulleavy sisters' strange clothes.
One volunteer commented how strange it was to see each other on the trail, to bump shoulders wordlessly. .
How strange, how wonderful, one thought at the time: at last a young poet more inclined to grieve for others than herself.
A birthday is a good time to think about one's past, and how a strange, laudable young man becomes and remains a strange, laudable man.
By David Cornell DeJong The New Yorker, May 26 , 1945P. 26 The calm aspidistra stands on a child's red hair Beneath the steady Dutch-blue clock; how strange that No one lies slaughtered or famished or gutted there... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino By Ceridwen Dovey.
In another entry, she muses, "How strange to feel one's self all at once 'Jehnseits von Gut und Böse' " — "Beyond Good and Evil".
How strange it is that one consciousness can do the work of two that a human can heap words around the wordless soul of an animal and in doing so give it life after death.
Ostensibly designed to show how the strange stories in Herodotus are paralleled by equally strange ones in modern times, it is bitterly satirical of his own age.
Moving from rural England to Bedlam, Russia's snowbound tundra to the surreal court of Catherine the Great, the novel is at once a glittering tour of medicine and madness, cruelty and art, science and magic; and a delicate fable about how strange we are to one another.
