Sentence examples for strange knot from inspiring English sources
WEST NEW YORK, N.J. — Dante Domenech held his leather-bound Bible in front of him on Sunday morning and shouted at the throng of people kneeling, making the sign of the cross and weeping at the base of a Ginkgo biloba tree with a strange knot that they believe resembles the Virgin Mary.
THE choreographer Chris Elam makes strange, contorted dances in which people knot themselves into compact sculptural forms, tangling their limbs with another's in what can look like a fervent attempt at human connection.
Its strange possessive mewling, crouched over the wren, the bird like a knot of wood.
Drama seeks explanations, pursues causes that yield effects, whereas biography follows a person into strange byways of experience and into loose and dead ends, tangles and knots of personality.
In 1994, three amateur cavers felt a strange waft of air emanating from a cliff where the Ardèche gorge ties itself into knots near the Pont d'Arc arch.
The knots that in the past had always seemed quite adequate to me suddenly, for some strange reason, appeared — how shall I put it — rather meagre.
