Sentence examples for rather strange at from inspiring English sources

Seeing thousands of them on shelves seems rather strange at first glance.

But to observers in Europe, the mere existence of the U.S. debate has appeared rather strange at times — if not downright tragic.

But this hybrid solution is rather strange as it reveals a possible inconsistency.

He added that there was tension between the two from September, saying he was given a "rather strange welcome" at the yard.

So, these days, there are some rather strange goings-on at Aqueduct and Belmont Park, both near the epicenter of the outbreak in northern Queens and both part of an industry that contributes more than $1 billion annually to New York State's economy.

There's a rather strange meme spreading at the moment that argues that the term "user" is dead.

I said it is interesting, but from a European perspective a rather strange way to look at it.

Certainly, his father's political presence affected his early years but Mosley reflected on this time, "I was born into this rather strange family and then at a certain point you get away from that".

With this kind of American support and involvement in the Egyptian military, it seems on the surface of it at least, rather strange to have this kind of over the top anti-American sentiments in the country.

About five years ago, not long after I started up my research group at Cardiff University, something rather strange happened.

The course aims at filling this rather strange gap in scholarship and will be based on a monograph on the subject currently under preparation (to appear with Harvard University Press).