Sentence examples for strange differences from inspiring English sources

In fact, what we want are "strange differences, special pleading, intimate half-truths, exotic accusation … fine-grained particularities of circumstance"; but we don't get them.

His excited interest in Fiona Maye's work leaps off the page: "The family division teemed with strange differences, special pleading, intimate half-truths, exotic accusation … fine-grained particularities of circumstance needed to be assimilated at speed".

Look out for any strange differences in appearance or behavior, and consider having them checked over by a vet.

This strange difference could be because of the tripping operation regulation in the southern Iranian oil company.

This is why there is a strange difference to be found between metaphysics and all other sciences.

Most things felt strange, different and contrary.

"While discussing such an important issue, it is not strange for differences to emerge," the Chinese foreign minister said about the three-day discussions, held at a state guest house in Beijing.

Then, when the woman is killed, her community is deemed cold and strange: cultural differences, again, are blamed for the escalation from abuse to murder, when in fact it was the perception of difference that left the victim unsupported, not the difference itself.

There's the utterly strange Same Difference, a brother and sister who never seem to stop grinning.

As a general rule, when small, subtle changes in wording produce strange or unexpected differences, the culprit is usually fleeting reactions that are not grounded in strongly held opinions -- what pollsters call "non-attitudes".

But watching it is a strange experience: what difference will it actually make, and to whom?