Sentence examples for strange ideal from inspiring English sources

Other books you admire form this strange ideal in your mind.

Interest in the music of Islamic peoples, the arabesque-like uniformity of which seems strange to Western ideals of harmony, was also slow to develop.

Sailing away for a year and a day and getting married in the company of a collection of strange animals would be ideal, to be honest.

How strange that the so-called ideal woman – the soon-to-be-married woman – who is so often also the child woman with her fairy cakes and her plastic wands, has this slur to greet her.

If the concept of "designing" your ideal life seems strange, consider how similar your feelings about your space might be to your feelings about your overall health.

These countercultural micro-communities stand at a strange contrast between the two ideal extremes because they show a people who are free to share and actually choose to share.

It's not an ideal place for strange men to come wandering through, but there has to be someone on hand for when the taps stop working or the light fixture breaks.

The folk scene, in reality, was a strange coming together of liberal ideals, rural traditions, marketing and youth culture, and it was equally effective at raising social consciousness, breaking aesthetic ground, making money and pairing off its participants.

Muzza culture had always been this strange balancing act: extremely metrosexual ideals, a confronting hunger for violence.

Such strange invariant sets may be an ideal symbol of chaotic dynamical systems.

The town's huge soft dunes, warm weather and strong steady winds were ideal for testing and perfecting their strange flying apparatus.