Sentence examples for moving strange from inspiring English sources

I have even met some of them – a moving, strange and surreal experience.

"The suicide note — and I'm being deadly earnest — is moving, strange, harrowing and peculiar literature," said Simon Critchley, an author and philosophy professor at the New School.

Pinfold's black and white illustrations, full of brooding silence and shadow, bring out all the menace and meaning of this extraordinary book, as moving, strange and profound as David Almond's Skellig.

The results are uplifting, moving, strange, and thought provoking.

It's Tony Hillerman as filtered through J.M. Coetzee, a moving, strange and savagely funny book.

The Los Angeles Review of Books calls it "an astonishment", with reviewer and poet Maggie Nelson describing it as "one of the most moving, strange, original, harrowing, and beautiful documents of grief and reckoning I've read".

"I told them that I had felt all along that there was something different about [it], that it was moving but strange in many ways.

At its best, her work can be delicate, moving and strange, but, as with Enrico David, everything she does needs an awful lot of mental unpacking.

This was a man who thought about the details of the world, who created works, moving and strange, out of his everyday experience.

As a woman makes a trademark horror film move, strange voices suggest a wiser course.

Pat had also experienced strange occurrences in her home, with large furniture being moved and strange noises heard by her family.