Sentence examples for strange picture from inspiring English sources
A strange picture: unusual, but bafflingly plotted and paced and, frankly, tedious.
The show's most intriguingly strange picture is Daniel Garber's large 1912 painting of tall leafless trees engulfed by dead vines.
Kurosawa explained: "This film is like a strange picture scroll that is unrolled and displayed by the ego".
You got that from her blog – where, incidentally, there's a strange picture of Jane hugging Dolly Parton who looks more than a little like Heath Ledger's Joker.
There is also a strange picture of an old woman with her "baby monkey" dressed up as a child, which more or less closes out the exhibition.
Then I passed a newspaper kiosk and I saw all the headlines: 'BRANSON SELLS FOR A BILLION.' I remember thinking, Well, this will make an incredibly strange picture if anyone should catch it".
At the same time, she has a steely determination that enables her to strike off on her own in the first place and to dedicate herself to painting her very strange pictures.
The smaller show, organized by Malcolm Daniel of the Met's photography department, has things simultaneously beautiful and strange, pictures by the memorably eccentric F. Holland Day falling into both categories.
The Kennets' luck improves when a dying aunt gives Holly a photo album containing a series of strange pictures, including a "British-looking" beach, the location of which turns out to be the Scottish island of Papa Westray.
The plans are being planned, the preparayshuns prepared, it will be a party, I guess, tho I'm starting to get some strange pictures about it, all dark and too bright at the same time, but nevertheless I will become a man and picking apples in the swamp is not a job for a man or even an almost-man.
The song, which originally appeared on Ochs's 1969 album, "Rehearsals for Retirement," is a stark portrait of regret, failure, and sorrow: And it's all so strange Pictures lose their frame And I'll bet you never guessed There was so much pain So much pain Until the haggard ex-lover of a long-time loser Stands rejectedly by the door Doesn't Lenny live here anymore?
