Sentence examples for sometimes stranger from inspiring English sources

In "My Name Is Bill," truth is sometimes stranger than fiction, though not much stranger than the tale of Poe's narrator, who becomes mad to the point of murder.

He's earthier and sometimes stranger than Mr. Rosenwinkel: he imitated Nat King Cole, copied the chattering percussive sound of one of Mr. Faulkner's solos, sang complex and deeply impressive vocal improvisations as if that were no big thing, and semi-jokingly ran off scat syllables at a hundred miles an hour.

Sometimes strangers showed up.

He likes to greet friends (and sometimes strangers) with bear hugs.

Sometimes, strangers will write to me to report that I've altered their opinion or attitude regarding some weighty matter.

Sometimes, strangers say that they love me, and I cringe because they cannot possibly feel so intensely about me.

The Web site goes so far as to point out that sometimes, strangers are the ones who have your best interest in mind.

Having one's financial fate so tied to others — sometimes strangers — makes these properties less desirable and less expensive to buy, hence their relative affordability.

I sometimes visited those who lived nearest, and I often had visitors – people I knew, sometimes strangers who happened to be crossing the lake.

Surveillance cameras cover 95 percent of the 14-acre campus and Berkeley High has 14 security guards, but some parents say the campus is too open, with students and sometimes strangers coming and going.

Often when the two Greeks talked together Tom and Mary — neither knew more than a few words of Greek — exchanged smiles acknowledging that these people they had married were sometimes strangers to them.