Sentence examples for how strange it would from inspiring English sources

Imagine how strange it would be if the light from your window ricocheted off the light from computer screen!

I never imagined how strange it would be for them to actually sit down and watch the thing".

How strange it would be, then, that this accident, this excess, should feel a tropism toward what Pinker himself calls "the truth".

I thought of how strange it would be for our three children (Harriet, Florence and Charles, then 18, 14 and 13, respectively) to live in the United States for the first time.

We talked about cicadas: how strange it would be to live for so many years underground only to emerge, screaming, for a couple of fatal months up in the trees.

But he said that he missed being mayor and that he had underestimated how strange it would be to have his hometown erased, to be "plucked from his roots like a potato".

I'd have loved to have been at the premiere of Romeo and Juliet in Paris on 24 November 1839 and hear how unbelievably strange it would have sounded - Wagner was in the audience.

Only now do I realize how strange it was that she would hand over such an overwhelming collection of information without a word about what I might find.

Sometimes I would go outside to bring back food, and whenever I passed that corner, I would think how strange it was that I had ever had any other life but the one in which my son was fighting for air.

For a while after Fitzpatrick was married on June 24, 2006, he would fiddle with his ring, telling himself how strange it felt.

How strange it seems, and new.