Sentence examples for strange reader from inspiring English sources

ADAM GOPNIK: I am a strange reader, who manages to put off what everyone else is reading until no one else is reading it: I am just now beginning "Ragtime," for instance.

This may sound strange to readers in the United States, where a widespread perception of dysfunction unites politicians and commentators who agree on little else.

In fact, Holiday's victory in the 1944 Esquire contest was her first in any poll; five years after her recording of "Strange Fruit," readers of jazz magazines like Down Beat inexplicably still preferred Dinah Shore and Helen Forrest.

The sixth season of the popular HBO TV series based on Martin's books has already caught up with his storylines, and he admitted it may be strange for readers to find those who watch the TV series ahead of them with plot lines for the first time.

This lifts Mr Maxwell's everyday descriptions and makes them seem new and strange.Not every reader will be taken with the idea of going down into the underworld.

And most important of all, and deservedly made strange for the reader: The authors show how dangerous our behavioral scientists (and by implication their human and social science kin) might have been, co-opted as they were into the military and political decision-making in crisis situations just as physicists were co-opted into the construction of the bomb.

It's not strange that the reader might be left with this impression, because this impression is what informed the decision to study whether women's decisions are dictated by their weird lady-chemicals in the first place.

The notation 'In' for 'loge' will probably be somewhat strange to British readers.

In "A Strange Eventful History," readers are introduced to the nineteenth-century acting duo who brought Shakespeare up to the speed of modernity — Henry Irving and Ellen Terry.

The intensity of Mr Searle's criticism gives the impression that these philosophers' mistakes are even worse than Mr Penrose's even though Mr Penrose's extravagant hypothesis that there are three worlds (the physical, the mental and the mathematical) will seem quite as strange to most readers as anything from Mr Dennett or Mr Chalmers.

That is why I believe doctors should post notices in their waiting rooms, describing exactly what sort of hospitality they receive from drugs firms, whether they see industry sales reps, and so on.All that might sound strange to some readers: after all, medicine has an image as a profession that is very conscious of ethics.