Sentence examples for is particularly strange from inspiring English sources

It is particularly strange to see Senate Republicans raising the specter of filibustering nominees.

But what is particularly strange about this book is not its pretense or pomposity but its talismanic power.

His criticism is particularly strange because he is reported to have played a big role in bringing Volkswagen to Chattanooga, where he was once mayor.

"The kingdom's arguments arouse bewilderment and the criticism of the U.N. Security Council in the context of the Syria conflict is particularly strange".

In our defense — and I am very defensive — nothing we did is particularly strange in the Hamptons, where restaurants offer more deals than eBay.

What is particularly strange is the gulf between the UK and the other Anglo-Saxon and Nordic states of northern Europe.

Being in Ukip I am particularly strange, in their eyes.

It was nothing we hadn't read before, but the timing of the latest obituary was particularly strange.

It's particularly strange because I'm from Aurora — a city that I used to refer to as "a suburb of Denver," but which now needs no introduction.

"What's particularly strange and unusual, though, is the play running when all of a sudden all these torture memos are released and discussed.

"The circumstances of her admission were particularly strange: She was swathed in sheets and did not want anyone to see her," Cynthia L. Cromer, a member of the Beth Israel development, or fund-raising, staff, wrote in a memorandum to "file" on June 7 , 1991