Her other quotation also has a strange context: it arises out of empathetic sentiments for German soldiers.
Importantly, the survey from Gallup is larger than those of many competitors the company interviews about 15,000 Americans about their health each month.Obamacare has been implemented in a strange context.
Dali is well known for saying, "the only difference between me and a madman is that I am not mad," and these drawings, removed from the paintings' strange context, lead one to wonder what kind of art Dali would have produced had he not taken a madman for his paradigm.
This always allowed for strange, context-free tweets in the consumption experience, but with the new update users will have a bit more understanding of what's being tweeted back in forth in a conversation.
A 2006 video, "The Quickening," set in a cartoon-ish Puritan New England, delved into the spiritual seeking of the French novelist Joris-Karl Huysmans and quoted from the sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God," putting the Jonathan Edwards warhorse to work in probably the strangest context it has ever found itself.
However, the success of jokes often derives from setting up a strange or unrealistic context that precludes our capacity to create specific predictions (e.g., "What fish will make you an offer you can't refuse?") The subsequent punch line ("The Codfather") may be semantically primed by the categorical nature of the fish cod association.
11 gives the play a strange kind of context".
But the sentence, with its strange lack of context, made little sense.
On the outside something that would appear to be strange, within the context of her universe, isn't".
But the Dior collection felt all the more strange in the context of the weekend weddings that many in the front row had attended.
