Sentence examples for strange compared from inspiring English sources

"There's this wobbly nature to it that's very strange compared to any other group I've ever played with.

"The schedules in Spain are a bit strange compared to other countries," Perales said.. For months, his group has been encouraging parents to curb their children's late-night television habits.

There we were, possibly feeling we were slightly strange, compared with our surroundings, and there Melvyn was with his diddly theme tune and a weekly blast of things we'd guessed we might like, but ended up loving, along with stuff we'd never heard of and worlds of unimagined possibility – there other people were, imagining those possibilities.

The idea, according to chief scientist Gabriel Skantze, is that "it feels much less scary or strange compared to a more traditional robot".

These odd materials have properties that look very strange compared with our everyday experiences.

Stephen Whitfield writes that the lack of attention paid to identifying or finding Till is "strange" compared to the amount of published discourse about his father.

Rafael Castillo of Jersey City, who worked with Mr. Kopp on construction projects for Mr. Grodofsky, described him as "a little strange," comparing him to a hermit.

Stephen Gow, a Briton who was present, told the Associated Press news agency: "The atmosphere was very strange: uncomfortable, compared to the rest of the concert".

Sounds strange but — compared to the amorality and treachery of these spooks — I felt more at ease in the world of guys like HJK. . . .

"As part of that, we also said that you could expect us to make 'smaller bets in areas that might seem very speculative or even strange when compared to our current businesses'.

It may seem strange to compare this approach with self-management, since the sponsor-owner construct is hierarchical.