Sentence examples for strange discussion from inspiring English sources
A rather strange discussion ensued in which I tried to explain that peanut butter was a solid with a "creamy" consistency.
Cannes was full of unusual discussions and strange happenings.
This is not a strange philosophical discussion but a very practical matter.
He now had ample opportunity to learn what this strange word meant that Kaltenbrunner had thrown at him in their discussion of the Schlaraffia.
There is something strange about this discussion, and it takes me a few moments to realise exactly what it is.
The real winners One of the truly strange features about discussions of inequality is the way people shy away from talking about the extent to which the gains from rising inequality have gone to a tiny, wealthy elite.
In "Drift and Mastery," a young Walter Lippmann, one of the founders of modern progressivism, described the strange circumstances of public discussion in 1914, a similar time.
The general discussion was strange.
The overheard telephone conversation led to much discussion and a strange dream.
When I ask her about sharing a stage with Cate Blanchett in The Maids in Sydney and New York, she simply says they have very different acting styles, and turns the discussion to how strange it felt to be performing Jean Genet in English.
Given this book's sympathy to every modern glimmer of homosexuality, it is strange that there is no discussion of the ancient Greeks' glorification of youth, which was revived by Italian Renaissance artists like Donatello and Michelangelo.
