Sentence examples for lovely strange from inspiring English sources

It's a lovely, strange, sweet piece of television.

So while this version opens up real possibilities for Pagodas, Britten's lovely, strange and recalcitrant score has yet to find its ideal interpreter.

There are moody moments here, like the familiar and still lovely "Strange Magic," and funny ones, like the Monty Python-influenced "Horace Wimp".

Chen is looking not only to shod but to accessorize this new target woman, a species he describes as "a lovely strange creature". He says the market defies clear segmentation, with both older and younger customers, middle or richer class, looking to splurge on occasion but also to pick up a discount pair on impulse.

Just as you never know what the Strangelovian Mr. Cheney will blurt out, you never know what the lovely but strange Mrs. Kerry will blurt out.

McNulty giving a fuck when it wasn't his turn: up one to 19 as he investigates D's death, speaking to that lovely but strange pathologist and visiting Donette.

With new books from such leading names as Adrian Tomine (Killing and Dying) and Craig Thompson (Space Dumplins), and several excellent debuts, among them Evie Wyld and Joe Sumner's lovely and strange shark-fest, Everything Is Teeth, this has been an exceptional year.

"Birdsong" ("El Cant dels Ocells"), a lovely and strange new film by the Catalan director Albert Serra, is less a retelling of the Nativity story than a dream about it, filtered in lovely black and white through a sensibility that recalls Luis Buñuel and Samuel Beckett.

He's just a lovely, special, strange person who seems to look at his actual world and describe it in his actual, natural voice, and he leaves it at that.

It's lovely and compellingly strange, if not quite fulfilling.

Even my father's face became beautiful, still yellow and sunken but now utterly lovely, and how strange to see a beautiful face that looked so much like my own.