Sentence examples for strange notions from inspiring English sources

It's the kind of music that gives rise to strange notions.

The theories contained strange notions of duality and indeterminacy: the idea that light could be both particle and wave, and in two places at once.

Sergio Fiorentino (Appian APR 5558) would never have wanted to interrupt his golden singing line in that way, but he had his own marvelous strange notions.

Whether indulging in an impersonation of the Dave Matthews Band on Strange Apparition (thereby proving that a taste for wheezing blues-rock is encoded in the American DNA) or mixing up a surreal lyric ("We're all pushing at a tin-can mountaintop") and tinkling Indonesian percussion on Motorcade, he's a fount of strange notions.

The notion that therapy could weaken the testimony of a witness and undermine the conviction of a sexual predator, as was claimed in the Chetham trial last week, sits alongside some strange notions of just what kind of activity therapy is.

The film is the story of two musically talented sisters, the celebrated one's reaction to fame, her strange notions about husband-sharing and the illness that took her life - Saturday at 9 45 p.m. and Saturday/Early Sunday at 3 45 am.m. on IFC.

And the strange notion of a national ban on smoking?

It may seem a strange notion, but there is something in it.

Then there's the strange notion of bombing countries into a sense of responsibility.

I do stop — for some strange notion of being "more normal," taking things easy.

It's a strange notion, the idea that a pitcher is credited with negative runs.