Sentence examples for strange elements from inspiring English sources

But he has also discovered one of the strange elements of the modeling world — that models are often treated like mannequins.

Instead, they become unwieldy and odd — odder even than the explicitly "strange" elements of Wilson's work: infants with teeth or cheerleaders obsessed with model cars.

There are other strange elements: Mr. Idilbi had probably been unsettled because the previous night's performance, the first, had been canceled when the sound system failed altogether.

"We felt really free writing about things we tend to keep between ourselves, whether it's a bizarre in-joke or a period of time that has strange elements to it".

"The motley mixture of strange elements that astronomers have put together over the last two or three decades is confirmed to remarkable accuracy," he said, referring to the entry of dark energy and dark matter into the astronomers' world.

I started using those strange elements, at first, as a way of forcibly liberating myself from a certain habitual way I had developed of writing "realism," which wasn't working for me: there was this tone I would just auto-adapt, which also implied a set of limitations vis-à-vis the ambitions of the piece.

A strange element is the pulsing techno that can heard throughout the exhibition, coming out of a pair of bound speakers.

For the music business, there's a strange element to its relationship with Apple, from which it keeps trying to break free.

Seeing the play now at the Court's Theatre Downstairs, one is also struck by the density of its references and its strange element of hope.

There are dramatic re-enactments too, as well as a slightly strange element of interaction with the Donmar's 270-strong audience.

But always with this strange element of comic deflection: a sense that at least some of the fable of Ghost Dog is tongue-in-cheek.