Sentence examples for in a rather strange pattern from inspiring English sources

"The ocean circulation has been stuck in a rather strange pattern for the past 10 years or so, which in fact has given the unusual weather patterns in many parts of the world," he told BBC News.

Human beings, in nearly all cultures, have long engaged in a rather strange activity.

Last May Asus took the wraps off the Padfone in a rather strange fashion.

I became familiar with Christopher Hitchens in a rather strange way: through the face of a villain.

Avoiding wins of any kind is a rather strange concept in sports.

This is a rather strange reaction since in general it is the mystical quality of his poems about Puerto Rico that distinguishes him from other poets.

Most HCPs are well aware of the necessity for randomisation but for patients without any background in scientific methodology and in the context of life threat, it can seem a rather strange way to determine treatment.

His most obvious eccentricity in later life was to dye his hair a rather strange orange.

Graham has always been a rather strange breed of cat in the Republican universe.

"In Spain, collecting these dolls is regarded as a rather strange hobby.

Truth to tell, it appears to be a rather strange argument, placed as it is in the mouth of the avowed sensualist for whom everything is permitted: Ivan Karamazov.