Sentence examples for should be strange from inspiring English sources

What should be strange about this, but is in fact depressingly predictable, is that nowhere does he mention David Jones's In Parenthesis, probably the best book about the war in English.

Isn't it the case that language is, after all – and should be – strange at heart, and that its vivid, provisional quality is essential to its condition in the world?

None of this should be strange to us.

Her work often finds her doing things she probably shouldn't, in places she probably should not be: strange men's apartments, for example, hosting pretend birthday parties or posing for sketches in her underwear (and less) or acting out exorcisms; or at young womens' bedsides, an unseen intruder attempting to coax them out of their sleepwear with a string of honeyed platitudes.

It should not be strange to encounter any of Shakespeare's plays at any time of the year, so firmly ensconced are they in the canon.

"It shouldn't be strange or unusual for people of Pat's renown, experience and wisdom to be given the chance to serve in our Parliament.

While this appears a unique development, in the context of the sub-region, this should not be strange in any measure.

"It shouldn't be strange that a black woman's knocking on your door.

David said, 'It should be something strange.' I adapted it to this misty sound.

Dare I say it's also somewhat cold, making plastically rigid what should be amorphously strange?

It should be a strange sight: Chad Pennington, the quarterback the Jets released when they traded for Brett Favre, on the opposite sideline, the Jets in his sights.