Sentence examples for note the strangeness of from inspiring English sources

One should pause to note the strangeness of this dispute.

Mr. Saenz notes the strangeness of Arizona's politicians denouncing immigrants' lawlessness while baring their own contempt for the Constitution.

Keisler later noted the strangeness of this hit: the Green Monster, which supposedly chews up left-handers, had actually helped Keisler because Garciaparra's drive would have been a home run in any other park.

On a grumpier note, in "This Must Be the Place," from 2000, Hendrik Hertzberg wonders at the strangeness of New Hampshire's political prominence.

With a lot of versions, it's been a very one-note kind of character, and Johnny's goal is to bring out more of a human side to the strangeness of him".

But this strangeness is the strangeness of the real.

But it is saved by the strangeness of the juxtapositions.

And yet the strangeness of the Everglades made them beguiling.

Popping flashbulbs heighten the strangeness of these invisible projectiles.

Strangeness is interesting for the poet because it gives him or her the opportunity for drama, whether it's the strangeness of the poet or the strangeness of the world around the poet.

In what appears to be a tourist-courting stratagem, the seeming strangeness of the Addamses is equated with the strangeness of New Yorkers as perceived by middle Americans.