Sentence examples for strange present from inspiring English sources

Grantland's Jason Schwartz on the Future of the NBA, or at least the Very Strange Present of the D-League, gave an in-depth look about how the Rio Grande Valley Vipers, are focusing on three-point shooting to extreme new levels.

The strange present, we may conclude, is one in which the middle class is slowly being squeezed out of an economy that is gradually dividing into two camps, the few rich and the many poor.

"I spent more time focusing on their strange present situation: these are Africans now living in the Alps.

And Amy had once given her college friend Brian Roach a strange birthday present: ten pounds of potassium permanganate, which can be used to make explosives.

An unexpected holiday caused by a natural disaster is even more effective at producing this and a combination of over-excitement, anxiety and frustration rattled around the school, reflecting the strange edginess present in New York itself at the moment.

In a dystopian future, or strange alternative present, adults who are single, either through failure to find a partner or bereavement, must check into a hotel with other singles and find a genuinely compatible partner (the union's authenticity has to be approved by the management) within 45 days, or they are transformed into an animal of their choice and released into the forest.

In a Strange Room presents us with a novelist at the height of his considerable powers and, in South Africa, we're pulling for him.

While Trump doesn't exactly take kindly to experts, or anyone beyond his innermost circle really, Brenner and team do attempt to speak the president's strange language, presenting the threats as a unique opportunity for him to look strong where his predecessors were weak.

Strange Bedfellows presents two categories of late-night political humor.

When such a strange opportunity presents itself, when a David Foster Wallace wants to go tarantula watching with you, you probably shouldn't let that one slip away.

Cleanth Brooks writes that "Strange fits" presents "Kind Nature's gentlest boon", "Three years" its duality, and "A slumber" the clutter of natural object.