Sentence examples for strange of course from inspiring English sources

It's strange, of course, because it's about the previously little-known world of punitive traffic jams.

He played the part of a calming, Midwestern-inflected mediator, saying, "I feel like I'm, if you put these two guys in a blender.... " It's strange, of course, to watch that clip now, knowing what we know.

It is strange, of course, to continue to think in terms of "passing" today, if we now recognise that the one-drop rule, and race at large, are social constructions, and that gender is "between your ears".

That seems a bit strange, of course, considering that they are down a Hall-of-Famer and an already almost ancient team has gotten a full season older, but stick with us.

The effect is strange, of course, but also familiar as you climb a spiral staircase to the installation - just as you did with Douglas Gordon's Artangel piece - and enter the kind of dilapidated space Iain Sinclair might inhabit with a dead scholar.

Looking ahead to the match against England in Christchurch on 23 February, he said: "It will be strange, of course.

The strange thing, of course, is that the media helped to give Trump his chance.

It doesn't feel strange, though of course weirdness is in the eye of the beholder.

Not every singer with a regional accent is a strange creature, of course.

It sounded a strange request, of course, and an individual near remarked, "October indeed, what's the matter with being at home by that time?"" (Masterman Coll., Box 2 Seq. 161).

Mr. Strange referred, of course, to 10 painted cows arrayed in the Rockefeller Center's underground concourse, part of the herd of 500 such statues that make up the citywide art event called Cow Parade 2000.