Sentence examples for not too strange from inspiring English sources
Probably not too strange.
The four lunchers are not typical of the American workforce, but not too strange a mix by Californian standards a mid-westerner, a Chilean, a woman from Northern Ireland and a Californian educated at Eton, Britain's most elite private school.
Most of us seem to be sane and not too strange in spite of this exposure and therefore to me seems little need to worry grittykitty says: The main thing I like about this story is that it's accompanied by a photo of a child watching The Moomins on a MacBook.
This combination of strange, but not too strange, Tehrani says, may be the key to their persistence across millennia.
When you think about it, that's not too strange.
This is not too strange, certainly not enough to lead to a diagnosis.
This is okay as long it isn't too strange.
When Starbucks launched a new reusable cup earlier this year, they modelled the design on their own paper cups, as if to say: don't worry, you won't look too strange drinking from this.
"I guess this dealer was kind of conscientious, if that doesn't sound too strange.
This wouldn't be too strange in most cases — as an opt-out service, Web History is enabled for everyone by default.
During this shift, retailers lodged the same sorts of complaints regarding debit-card fees, so it wouldn't be too strange to see this battle end up in court too.
