Sentence examples for strange dimension from inspiring English sources

"She's tapped into some strange dimension where the Demogorgon is running for President".

Presumably Windows 9 disappeared to the same place as the Xboxes 2 to 359 – that strange dimension where it also makes sense that there were five versions of Windows separating Windows 3.1 from Windows 7. Do not question Microsoft's ways.

Time is such a strange dimension.

If time is a strange dimension in tragedy, then so is truth.

Another strange dimension to the trial was the recurring references to the 1992 film Basic Instinct.

In practice, Fellini shot his films while playing taped music because, as he explained in a 1972 interview, "it puts you in a strange dimension in which your fantasy stimulates you".

Cricket has so many strange dimensions doesn't it?

Thus is created a world of strange dimensions, a place where desires are cramped and bursting for expression: the uncomfortable, smelly, strenuous, contrary world of a teenager.

Many apartments had strange dimensions, often because a one-bedroom had been created from a studio or a kitchen merged with a living room.

Now translated into English for the first time, its strange dimensions — 18 inches across, 7 inches tall — make it stand out on the shelf and practically beg to be displayed on a coffee table.

If you watch it now, will it reveal strange dimensions, bonus scenes from distant and blasted lands that you didn't remember in the original, the wail of nasheeds where you'd expected a heroic, cinematic thump?