Sentence examples for strange act from inspiring English sources
And the very next day, by another strange act of fate, Elvira became a widow.
What was the purpose of this strange act of bookish apartheid?
A spokesman for the senate, Ayogu Eze, called it a "strange act of terrorism".
What looks at first like a strange act of suburban rage is really just another commercial.
Somehow this before and after implicates the viewer in a strange act of witness that is particular to this event.
Strange acts of violence surface among the townsfolk, with particular threats to the children who may or may not be being abused.
It's where there's a deeper reality behind the fantasy; where the apparently strange acts of his protagonists have historical precedent.
Arnatt was unusual in that he regarded the photographic evidence of his strange acts as crucial, the point itself rather than a necessary but tedious byproduct.
Mishaps with sleepy driving — and even strange acts of texting, eating or having sex in the night without any memory of it in the morning — have long been familiar to the medical community.
He is amusing on the strange acts who thrived in this hospitable habitat, none weirder than the expressionist clown Andrew Bailey, aka Podomovski, who held a large pane of magnifying glass in front of his head and made guttural noises with the mic fully in his mouth.
