Sentence examples for strange class from inspiring English sources

Seven Days In May isn't the grand and strange class that Frankenheimer's earlier Manchurian Candidate is.

Then, when further inquiry revealed that BSE was caused by a strange class of mis-folded proteins called prions, many of these same politicians had to do a very public about-face, acknowledging that a link with human health might exist.

Be willing to take strange classes, embrace your curiosities, and challenge yourself to get outside of your comfort zone.

TOKYO--Astronomers have become increasingly perplexed over the last few years by a strange new class of celestial body.

Those margins are still good offline – the survival of this strange priestly class depends upon an average fee of a few grand to place a lonely heart in a long-term relationship.

("An American Story," the new memoir by the black journalist and lawyer Debra Dickerson, offers a smart, nuanced counterpoint to the strange silence about class in this book -- as does much of the great African-American fiction and autobiography of the 20th century, from Ralph Ellison to Malcolm X to Toni Morrison).

The following class Strange Object ≡ Immaterial Object ⊓ ∃ hasPart.

The following class ' Strange Object equivalentTo Immaterial Object and hasPart some MaterialObject' would remain consistent as long as we do not explicitly state their disjointness, i.e. that there is nothing that can be both a material and an immaterial object: ' Immaterial Object subClassOf not MaterialObject'.

Democracy can take strange turns.The second-class compartmentThe last time the EU expanded, in 1995, only rich countries were up for membership.

My problem is that it no longer seems strange that middle-class families are a couple of bad breaks from poverty.

I decided to head down to the "Instagrammer meet up" (with a proper camera) to see what it was all about and if I could be indoctrinated into this very strange, very middle-class cult.