Sentence examples for strange crowd from inspiring English sources
"He wrote, 'Poets are a strange crowd.
It was important, especially in a strange crowd, to make a good showing on one's first waves, for they established one's place in the pecking order.
Politics, as a profession, has long attracted a strange crowd — the required willingness to put up with indignities, shameless money raising, and degraded dialogue assures that.
It opens like a play, in a town called Hokitika, late at night – with an English gentleman blown through the door of the local inn, out of the weather and straight into the midst of a very strange crowd indeed.
It was a strange crowd — strange because it seemed to be an even mixture of grizzled Big Sur craftsmen and rich brats down from their parents' villas in Carmel, with only Fuller's and a certain amount of outlaw attitude in common.
Not in Italy but in Germany, that is, though both places have become allegories of desire, and strange, exclusive ideas crowd into the very thought of the nation.
His strange obsession with crowd size, TV ratings, vote totals.
The gig was strange and the crowd was the hardest of the tour.
Maybe it was strange, because the crowd wanted to have fun, to pretend nothing had happened, even if everybody knew something terrible hit Paris three months ago.
This might seem strange; don't crowds flock to Serra exhibitions across the continents?
