Sentence examples for somebody strange from inspiring English sources

Or films in which Tilda Swinton plays somebody strange.

Bowie was at the very core of believing you can be somebody strange and mysterious and creative and successful and cool and interesting and funny and intelligent all without compromise or contradiction.

As you stroll to your destination, little old men come out of nearby doorways and say to him fiercely: 'Aren't you somebody famous?' Strange women walking their dogs stop to say hello as if they were old friends.

"Somebody with 100 strange-looking moles, I can probably do in 10 or 15 minutes myself, when it might take half an hour with the camera.

It's always strange watching somebody in person who you've only ever seen on screen.

I mean, she may think it's slightly strange that somebody likes to earn their living as a politician".

(Williams's grandson Shelton Hank Williams, who performs honky-tonk country and punk-metal as Hank 3, was not asked to participate, and has said that "it seems a little strange for somebody to finish a half-finished Hank Williams song").

Mr. Russell and other technicians said Mr. Clark had significant authority in his position, and said it would not be strange for somebody in his position to directly call or send e-mail to students about their lab work.

I think it's strange that somebody who was a celebrity for so many years only has these things come out right at the tail end of a presidential campaign".

The tabloid's former newsdesk secretary, Frances Carman, was asked if she remembered a long-running office joke about "somebody who was slightly strange, a Walter Mitty character" who would call the newsdesk introducing himself as Mr Strawberry or Mr Lemon.

"I find it quite strange that somebody at this relatively low income is paying about half of his income in taxes," he said in his clear, dry speaking style.