Sentence examples for strange response from inspiring English sources

"I said: 'It's because I'm a neurosurgeon.' And she thought that was a strange response.

It's a strange response when the figures are taken in isolation.

When played, the music evokes a strange response in her and women in the radio audience.

Boosting MPs' freedom and remit might seem another strange response to their misdemeanours.

I get a strange response from young Iranians, the generations who have never seen women without hijabs in the streets.

As Mr. Higgie tells it, he told the imam to stop by if he was ever in the area — and got a strange response.

But the other element of it is sometimes I do get, Oh this very dainty girl has written a very gritty book, and that's probably my least favorite response to it; sometimes people have very strange responses to my age and gender and my photo — "You seem so nice in your picture, but then you're writing about sex".

I can take talented child to the concert stage of a Carnegie Hall.... .. (Note to Readers: The above letter is real and was received by Life in the Boomer Lane's friend Susan of Sex-and-the-Sixty-Year-Old fame, who continues to populate the pages of online dating sites and to collect extremely strange responses in return).

This image of effort and dejection, a strange, dreamlike response to the music, at once lodges in the head.

It's strange: the response to the accusation that Westminster politics is an awful chummy little den – inhabited by glib careerists who don't really care about the people they represent – is to whine that Laura Pidcock refuses to be properly chummy.

It's just a strange non-response, a strange way of handling it and I think that if it does go forward and we do not control it, there may be an overreaction where the government starts taking away the rights of those that aren't that necessarily involved or need that to happen," he said.