Sentence examples for it's rather strange from inspiring English sources

I think it's rather strange of Carsonified's Ryan Carson to go "attack dog" now when he could have called any one of the WebMission partners weeks ago when this trip was announced and put together.

It's rather strange, swapping the craziness of the Edinburgh's Royal Mile at festival time for the preternatural quiet of the Scottish parliament in early August: like being thrown out of a party.

It's rather strange selling all over the world in a place that's very rural.

12.45pm GMT In the Sky studio It's rather strange to see Ricky Ponting offering up the expert analysis, isn't it?

"It's rather strange, don't you think, that the military gets involved in the electric-power generating business?" asked one senior American official.

(Although it's rather strange to think 10 polling points' worth of Americans would be moved by France's involvement?) The number appeared to be down from what a poll reflected last week.

In responding to Nieuwentijdt's assertion that squares and higher powers of infinitesimals vanish, Leibniz objected that it is rather strange to posit that a segment dx is different from zero and at the same time that the area of a square with side dx is equal to zero (Mancosu 1996, 161).

It is rather strange that the classical mythological tradition neglects this characteristic of centaurs.

"I thought it was rather strange they stopped running the show.

Okay, okay, you know what, this seems strange because it is rather strange.

"I thought it was rather strange the manner in which they chose to do this," she said of E-Z.