Sentence examples for is however strange from inspiring English sources

His relationship with them is, however, strange – and for this eager reader, vexing.

It is, however, strange to say that dispensing unappropriated funds is faithful "enforcement" of a law just because without the funds the law would collapse.

There is, however, the strange strobe-lighting effect of flash photography.

That is, however, a strange comparison: other things equal, you'd expect government employment to grow with population (remember, the typical government employee is a schoolteacher).

There is, however, a strange sort of parallel between Pattinson's own life in the celebrity bubble and Packer's limo-bound existence.

There is, however, a strange sort of sterility to the distilled images of the paintings, which links them to the cold metal that encircles them.

There is however a strange sense of optimism in and around New York that they still have a fighting chance of emerging with something to show for themselves this season.

There is however one truly strange thing about the supposedly liberal vision of Hinduism that has been offered by writers crusading against the Hindu right (such as Wendy Doniger, Martha Nussbaum and others).

There are, however, some strange oversights.

Swarbrick said explicitly that he recognized competing interests as Notre Dame weighed its options: Te'o's safety; the integrity of the national championship game; the privacy of its students, even prominent athletes; and a concern that the truth ultimately be told, however strange it appeared.

Such emotional, political, and even existential attachment to manufacturing is strange, however.