Sentence examples for strange climate from inspiring English sources

"It's a very strange climate," Johan Stenebo, the former employee, told me.

Last March, Kendrick Lamar discussed his own experience of this strange climate in an interview with MTV, explaining how, during the recording of To Pimp a Butterfly he had suicidal thoughts.

This is a strange climate in which to create — and then augment, via guest-worker programs — a permanent tier of explicitly second-class, mostly low-skilled residents, deliberately curtail their political leverage and then ask low-wage native workers to compete with them for jobs.

And it's a particularly strange climate for a Republican Party struggling to shed its "party of the rich" label to identify with such a policy, and give up one of the few issues where it has some credibility with working-class voters.

"We think it's fantastic sending them home, but they probably think 'what the hell, strange noises, strange climate'.

From a strict conservation point of view, everyone knows that shipping individual pairs of pandas across the world, to strange cities in strange climates, is a terrible way to make more of them.

This was a strange emotional climate to live in – like blazing sunshine with an icy wind.

Ralph Waldo Emerson, on a lecture tour in 1847, recorded the "strange drizzling climate, raining, I should think, a little in every day since I was in England".

"I think it's a strange time for climate science in the U.S.," Sanderson told VICE News.

Most recently, SAP America, the German software firm and the ALEC corporate board chair, announced that it  would immediately cease support for ALEC, telling CMD in a statement that this was because of the groups "strange policies" on climate change, renewable energy, guns and voting rights.

Such is the strange, wait-and-see climate surrounding a threat that appears to be both specific and maddeningly vague.