On top of that, people often talk about your appearance in front of you, as if you can't hear them.' Such pressures can be the most intense on girls who walk the runway, a job that possesses a strange, Catch-22 quality.
I imagined that the random citizens of New Orleans would look especially strange, caught in midlife amid their unique physical environment.
To sit within the creature's ribcage was like being in a very strange taxi, caught in traffic.
Despite a handful of unusual powers, these two mythic creatures are still strangers in a strange land, caught between the folk traditions from which they spring and the modern world.
She works at Saarbrücken's fine historical museum in the castle square, where the Gestapo headquarters were and where Alsace's strange history, caught between France and Germany, is laid out nicely.
As Steenstrup sorted through the available evidence, he was drawn in particular to several accounts of a strange beast caught in the Øresund Strait in the fifteen-forties, and brought to the king of Denmark, at whose court it was preserved in a dried state as "a rarity and a wonder".
Maybe it's in that city's DNA: a compulsion to make 60s girl group pop sound echoey and strange: beauty caught through a blur, a blizzard, as though it's about to disappear at any moment through a fog of feedback and fuzz.
So that's kind of strange -- caught between knowing a lot and not doing much.
"Essentially anything weird or strange gets caught up in it".
Just so you can be left with the spine-tingling creepiness of the strange voices caught in the recordings, the EVPs are played again at the end.
