Sentence examples for strange reading from inspiring English sources

It's a marvelous subject, but Volkov's book makes for strange reading.

It seemed more than a little strange reading that he, especially, backpedaled on his remarks.

What is strange, reading through her pages, is exactly how exclusively focussed on pure appearances the cult of toughness always was.

Maybe he couldn't make it in person, and had instead sent Julien a tape of himself giving this strange reading, complete with hypnotic psychedelic effects and processing.

There's not much staking out of positions or worrying over canvases, and, after "Life Class" and "Toby's Room," where the characters' artistic lives were inextricable from their emotional ones, this makes for strange reading.

I always find it strange reading about him in the NY punk books and seeing him appear in anecdotes about Lou Reed or Iggy Pop at Max's Kansas City because you can't really pin him to any one place – he's similar to Brian Eno, and also like Eno he embraced technology, mobile recording and online subscription long before many of his contemporaries.

"Tourists come and watch these strange people reading, reading, reading.

"It did catch my baby's attention, but some of the pictures are a bit strange" read one considered review on Amazon.

One senior producer who likes Rather but finds him truly strange read the statement and called it "a self-parody," as if "he were our leader".

Will Strange Read the Guardian review "A fresh and original take on a classic that has never translated particularly well to the big screen.

Conan Doyle's The Hound of the Baskervilles is a strange read for a native, and debatably lends itself best to filming, although the legend of the hound with his terrible howl is a powerful one.