Sentence examples for notably strange from inspiring English sources

It's notably strange stuff.

Couple in a Hole was the notably strange story of a Scottish couple who have decamped to live underground in France.

The title of the movie, filmed on a minuscule budget, is cruelly double-edged, for on the surface there is nothing notably strange or new about Wayne's monumentally banal existence.

Generally more successful than his novels of this period were his short stories, notably "Strange Moonlight" from Bring! Bring! (1925) and "Silent Snow, Secret Snow" and "Mr. Arcularis" from Among the Lost People (1934).

MGSV's mainstream approach is one of the most notably strange things about it.

MT: I've painted out of bathroom windows, in all sorts of terrain, lots of kinds of places indoors and out, but sadly none of it seems notably strange to me.

During his more than 60 years in show business, he enjoyed a career on Broadway, originating the role of Brick in the 1955 production of Tennessee Williams's Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; on television, as the terminally ill lawyer in the series Run for Your Life (1965 68); and in films, notably The Strange One (1957), Anatomy of a Murder (1959), and Saint Jack (1979).

Trump notably backed Strange over Moore, though many members of his base, including former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon, supported Moore.

There are some lovely and odd interludes on that voyage, notably in the strange, swampy residence of an ancient conjurer, Mama Odie (Jenifer Lewis), who, gumming her lines and charming her pet snake, urges Tiana to "Dig a Little Deeper" (written, like most of the forgettable songs, by Randy Newman).

The retrospective and a concurrent show of notably strong new pictures at the Marian Goodman gallery give a strange impression of development in reverse: an artist doing his relatively uncomplicated early work last.

Most notably we often hear the phrase "The strangest thing happened".