Sentence examples for strange finding from inspiring English sources

Coogan, who plays BBC reporter Martin Sixsmith, said it was strange finding himself portraying a journalist after his ongoing campaign against press intrusion, in the light of the Leveson inquiry.

It's always strange finding out about a fairly popular US singer you've never heard of.

The eye exam was normal except for a strange finding involving the patient's left eye, which was the side opposite the headache.

As Dr. Rouse dissected the 50 or so worms on the whale rib that he had been sent, he made another strange finding: every worm he had examined was female.

Since the Opera (Oscillation Project with Emulsion-tRacking Apparatus) team announced their results, physicists around the world have published scores of online papers trying to explain the strange finding as either the result of a trivial mistake or evidence for new physics.

The gap "is kind of a strange finding," Paglia told Forbes.

As a long-time reporter I find it a strange question, as strange as finding myself working on a story about me.

A few days passed before he and his colleagues in Bulgaria and Romania realized that Ceauşescu's gift could explain the strange findings, they report online in Conservation Genetics.

The strange findings were reported to the police, and over the course of the following days, more items were lifted from the thick silt: a bondage mask, two more knives, loyalty cards, a chain, rusted handcuffs, and rope.

But there were strange findings in our study, that the mean serum 25(OH D levels among children aged 0-5 years in winter were as high as that in summer or autumn and significantly higher than that in spring.

There's something almost strange about finding such an oasis of viticultural heritage at the edge of a cowboy city.