Sentence examples for strange brand from inspiring English sources
That would be a strange brand of justice, even by Saudi standards.
CARTOON LOUNGE: The strange brand of humor that is lolcats has become very popular online — — everybody loves cats and dogs.
But there are particular doubts about Putin, his strange brand of paranoid nationalism, and the state that has formed around the president.
According to artist Alberto Duman, who has made projects inspired by these strange brand experiences, they're an acute example of the "corporatisation of contemporary life in the UK and beyond".
Jamie Oliver no longer is a TV chef, or a campaigner, or a cookbook author, or the owner of several chains of restaurants, or at least he is, but he's also, as he tells me later, "a very strange brand, a celebrity disruptive force".
"A Strange Brand of Happy".
Coming from a family of seven children helped me quickly adapt into this strange, brand-new environment.
I later saw the same Thai brand, complete with Thai packaging, among the familiar and strange brands of phones being sold on sidewalk tables, like the ones in the photo below.
On the other hand, his Americans, particularly Woodrow Wilson, spout a strange, peppy brand of Americanese.
By her telling, his mission in life, beyond making money out of his strange new brand, is to encourage the rest of us to see that we vastly overrate the sensory pleasures involved in food.
"Bring Up the Bodies" (the title refers to the four men executed for supposedly sleeping with Anne) isn't nostalgic, exactly, but it's astringent and purifying, stripping away the cobwebs and varnish of history, the antique formulations and brocaded sentimentality of costume-drama novels, so that the English past comes to seem like something vivid, strange and brand new.
