Sentence examples for strange benefit from inspiring English sources

It was some sort of strange benefit event.

But I've come to see the strange benefits.

Strange, meanwhile, has benefited throughout his campaign from millions of dollars spent on his behalf by a McConnell-aligned super PAC, which makes his push to revise the filibuster rule awkward for both men.

But in a strange way, we're benefiting from that.

It would be strange if Microsoft, having the benefit of observing Apple and Spotify at work over the past year, has been making unrealistic demands on the labels.

It all prompts the question: In a strange way, did Manning actually benefit from the neck injury that kept him out of football in 2011 and ended his spectacular run in Indianapolis?

In a strange way, however, they also benefited the Brotherhood and the revolutionary forces, rescuing them from their growing disarray.

Much of the thrust of the book sees O'Gorman trying to tease out positive benefits of "this strange gift of unhappiness".

Just a handful of places have benefited from the strange weather patterns, including New Mexico and parts of the upper Northwest, which have received unprecedented snowfall.

Mr. Marsh, whose last documentary was the lovely, Oscar-winning "Man on Wire," is a patient listener and an able storyteller, but the subject of "Project Nim" is so rich and strange that it might have benefited from the hand of a wilder, bolder filmmaker.

But what's so strange is that the economic benefits of a female lead are obvious.