Sentence examples for strange approach from inspiring English sources
But this is a strange approach.
The Italians have always had a strange approach to football.
An angel investor explains his strange approach to investing.
But it's quite a strange approach for an LBC presenter.
I've been reading that from the end backwards, which is a slightly strange approach.
Record collecting offers a strange approach to historical thinking: yesterday's undervalued commodities often become tomorrow's fetish objects.
But instead, a strange new approach has been developed: China is more economically successful than the rest of the world therefore it must be China's economic policies which are wrong!
Brenner and his team are out there on the boulevards of Camden demonstrating the possibilities of a strange new approach to health care: to look for the most expensive patients in the system and then direct resources and brainpower toward helping them.
Early biographers wrote with awe of Socrates' strange, itinerant approach to wisdom; of his habit of hanging around the marketplace striking up conversations with any passer-by willing to talk or of standing motionless in the street all night while he thought a problem through.
I'd done a bit of research, found nothing of any real concern, rolled another joint and carried on not really caring about anything: in retrospect, such a strange, dangerous approach to take.
That is why children are told not to run but to stand still, arms at their sides, when a strange dog approaches.
