Sentence examples for strange interest in from inspiring English sources

Norris keeps wondrous control of tone as the piece shifts to Brazil in 1888 and the mixed blessings of emanicipation for an old slave woman given the boot by the owner she once suckled, then to a 1960s Civil Rights sit-in, then to Cuba in 2008 where a self-professed "anti-imperialist whore" finds her American client taking a strange interest in her tatue of San Lazaro.

If he had boobs, he would do it!" But despite his strange interest in breastfeeding, Vanessa reveals that one of the reasons she fell in love with Nick was his desire to be a father.

Later on, when I started going through puberty, my strange interests in women who didn't fit the mould became a key part of my sexuality.

Later on, when I started going through puberty, my strange interests in women who didn't fit the mold became a key part of my sexuality.

AL Kennedy Spark's prose is exemplary: taut, dense, exacting, even unnerving, and shot through with a strange, forensic interest in humanity and a playfully dark humour.

The result has been a minor explosion of interest in strange relativity, with some 70 papers being published this year, said Dr. Giovanni amelino-Camelia, a theorist at the University of Rome.

"Malike's strange and apparently serious interest in obtaining explosive devices, stolen bulletproof vests and night-vision goggles," Ms. Friesen wrote, "has no readily apparent innocent explanation".

Gardiner's interest in the strange case of Professor Sea Gull was clinical.

But when questions arose about the fires, Dan Donovan, an enthusiastic mapmaker in the borough's topographical bureau, rekindled an old interest in the strange hole in the hillside.

"Such is the economy of nature," claimed Thomas Jefferson, who took a keen interest in the strange bones being dug up in his new republic.

For anyone with a passing interest in the strange economics and murky past politics of English club rugby this is not any old game.