Sentence examples for is always strange from inspiring English sources

Still, it is always strange to see the host, Tim Gunn, petting his brother's dog, Swatch.

There are surprisingly few great science communicators, which is always strange to me.

Yet he is always strange, becomes distraught, and is never in command.

There are all sorts of historical continuities in life, but the past is always strange.

Printed monthly from 1937 to 1975, the magazine took its name from Lord Byron's "Don Juan": "Tis strange — but true; for truth is always strange; Stranger than fiction".

And why did at least one "neo-Confederate" leader interviewed by TPM consider McDonnell's apology an "insult?" It is always strange when people tell you, as if they were being clever and exposing a false piety, that the Civil War was not about slavery but about keeping the Union together.

"It's always strange," he said.

So it's always strange to go out there".

"And I'm always strange about praise anyway.

Does he enjoy returning to Britain? "It's always strange.

Technicalities and inconsistencies, it seems, are always strange partners in the sport of track and field.