Sentence examples for singular and strange from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the biggest compliment you can pay them is that the Pre New sound as singular and strange in 2015 as Earl Brutus did 20 years ago.

The main exhibition hall is unforgettable: a long, galleried space with plum-colored walls and a deep red terra-cotta floor, all with a dark richness singular and strange in a museum.

Keen, unflinching insight into abstruse matters of the soul, and this is especially true when we are talking of a journey as singular and strange, as vehemently insular, as Cornwell's.

From this humdrum material the filmmakers have fashioned something singular and strange, not least in its alarming uniformity; all the figures, regardless of age and sex, bear much the same face, and all of their lines are spoken by Tom Noonan.

In turn, you frequently receive something that's dizzyingly singular and strange.

The exhibited artworks range wildly in medium, message and tone, each as singular and strange as a newly encountered creature in Wonderland.

Head to Upper Lascar Row – the official name for what's become known as Cat Street – a pedestrian-only laneway with dozens of stalls offering the singular and the strange: antiques, curios, cheap jewellery, ornaments, carvings and newly minted 'antique' coins.

This is funny and strange.

In retrospect, the 2008 election looks more singular and historic, even passing strange.

A quarter-century later, the very phrase "blue highways" is still shorthand for those mini-­nirvanas, those epiphanylike road moments that, in Heat-Moon's latest book, "The Road to Quoz," he now refers to by the disused word quoz (rhymes with schnoz): "a noun, both singular and plural, referring to anything strange, incongruous or peculiar; at its heart is the unknown, the mysterious".

Shredding leads to a strong similarity between the geometries of the singular subspaces and the geometries of homoclinic tangles and strange attracting sets.