Sentence examples for one of strange from inspiring English sources

The gymnastics world is one of strange pairings: self-esteem meets vulnerability, strength meets beauty, individual ambition meets team spirit, unpredictable circumstances meet media narratives, fresh girls meet the public and then explode.

"All the storehouses and depots were filled with straw and hay," von Borcke wrote, "and combustibles were also placed in forty-six railway cars, which had been pushed closely together…Just as the sun was disappearing behind the range of distant hills, the flames were rising from a hundred different points of the plain .The sight, he continued, was one of "strange mysterious splendor".

Quantum teleportation depends on entanglement, one of the strangest of the many strange aspects of quantum mechanics.

It's one of the strange and wonderful turns in this strange and wonderful poem: Laura takes Beppo back.

The song they worked on, "Climax," was one of the strangest and most compelling of 2012.

That is one of the strange things about this museum.

But this has been one of those strange years.

But he is best remembered for "Gulliver's Travels"—one of those strange, fanciful English works that are also universal.

It's one of the strange biproducts of the rhythm and alchemy of prose.

Besides, one of the strange secrets of New York is that people are charmed by Southern accents.

One of the strange powers of photography is to make the past into the present.