"It seems to be an extraordinary way to go about things... the idea of throwing in the towel before the negotiations even started, I think, is a very very strange opinion".
He's of course, as we all know now having watched how charming he was on the first and only show of its sort that was actually worth something, but in my strange opinion.
Moreover - and again inevitably - the book also contains errors, omissions and some strange opinions.
People have some strange opinions about Israel -- there are a lot of Jewish people in New York who have families there, so they know.
"Because we are germ carriers and human beings of a lower order that cannot subject passion to reason," he said, protesters insist that "we must perforce adopt strange opinions, to save a depraved and diseased people from perishing from self-inflicted disease".
"She had a lot of friends and fans, and then there's a lot of very, very religious people in prison sometimes, and some of them had strange opinions about her.
As early as spring 1636 the minister of Newtown (later renamed Cambridge), Thomas Shepard, began a correspondence with Boston minister John Cotton, and in his letters Shepard notified Cotton of his concern about Cotton's theology, and of some strange opinions circulating among the members of the Boston church.
David Brooks is a deeply strange man with strange opinions who makes a living writing op-ed columns in the New York Times that make everyone feel uncomfortable and angry because they adopt a tone of smooth white-guy Reasonableness while advocating ideas that are completely insane.
This is strange, because opinion polls consistently show solar is the most popular renewable with the UK public, including when mounted in appropriate sites on the ground.
I had been prepared for all sorts of strange new opinions when he started reception, but this was the third time he had come out with sexist guff.
