Sentence examples for strange appreciation from inspiring English sources

"I have a strange appreciation for clothes because I came from Soviet Russia," she said.

But what he calls his "peek over the other side" might have left in him a strange appreciation of precariousness.

To watch this melee frame by frame is to gain a strange appreciation for 495 Productions, the company behind "Floribama Shore," a variety of "Jersey Shore" spin-offs, and sundry reality-trash treasures*.

Levitin and his students have shown that you feel less pain if you listen to music and much less pain if you listen to music you like and have chosen yourself; and, as an improbable older experiment predicted, that men report much less pain if they are in the presence of a woman whom they are trying to impress with this strange sort of music appreciation.

This proximity of so much retail commerce to world-class athletic competition has some worried that the Olympics here will be remembered as a strange new hybrid of sports appreciation and consumerism gone wild.

The story "Ein Hungerkünstler" ("A Hunger Artist"), published in the periodical in 1924, describes a victimized protagonist who experiences a decline in the appreciation of his strange craft of starving himself for extended periods.

Trying to balance the federal budget in part on the backs of military retirees is a strange way for them to show that appreciation.

Appreciation for the sort of strange, self-referential humour that Wain and Showalter specialise in has grown in the years since WHAS.

"They describe nature in incredible detail, but we often ask 'Where's the fall?"' In "Autumnal Tints," Thoreau himself lamented the lack of appreciation for the leaves, and the strange absence of essays and poems about them.

"I think black folks feel strongly that that this is a strange way for President Clinton to show his appreciation".

That said, there's also something strange about, for example, hoping to increase your appreciation of trees by writing on paper made from trees.