Sentence examples for strange definition from inspiring English sources

First of all, eventual recovery after years of Depression-level unemployment is a strange definition of success.

He sure had a strange definition of "back rub".

"I think there's an element here where we have some strange definitions that we're working with," Goldberg says.

Limbaugh then concluded that "the left has the strangest definitions of success".

The Obama Administration persisted in its strange non-definition because it just really, really didn't want to go to Congress about this, as the War Powers Resolution required him to do after sixty days, or, if really necessary, ninety.

A clearly shaken police chief giving an interview, his strange, low-definition head looming sadly in the pitch black darkness.

The unfolding drama between them is transfixing not only because they are superb dancers but because their performance is given such strange and potent definition by its staging.

That might sound a bit strange because the definition of expatriates are persons "who live outside their native country".

Although there is no universally accepted definition for strange attractors or fractal dimension among mathematicians, the more serious question is whether strange attractors and fractal dimensions are properties of our models only or also of actual-world systems.

Nozick (1969) raises another objection: Jeffrey's definition gives strange results in the following Newcomb Problem.

Unfortunately, Mr. Trump has recently stumbled upon a strange and dangerous new definition of leadership.