Sentence examples for not particularly strange from inspiring English sources

"The orbit is not particularly strange, but the object itself is big, probably about two-thirds the size of Pluto," said Michael E. Brown of the California Institute of Technology, who discovered and named Makemake (pronounced MAH-keh MAH-keh).

So it's not particularly strange, less than a year into Trump's first (and hopefully only) term, that people are already speculating who the Democratic 2020 nominee will be.

I'm not particularly strong.

Today, Ms. Morris testified that she did not notice anything particularly strange about her brother's behavior just before he died.

The phenomenon didn't strike him as particularly strange, although he confessed to finding it disconcerting when his passengers disappeared with the first rays of the morning sun.

He was a strange, married, not particularly attractive man.

In a strange, but not particularly surprising, case of politician-turned-reality star endorsing reality star-turned-politician, former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin has officially come out in support of Donald Trump's presidential campaign.

Here's how.

The empty chair gimmick was, like much of what the Republican Party says, fun for its base, but for many voters strange, disrespectful and not particularly logical.

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

David Gregory says that we're going to cover the "strange twists and turns of the 2012 presidential race," which is weird, because the 2012 presidential race hasn't started, and nothing that's happened is particularly strange.