Sentence examples for strange right from inspiring English sources
It's a little strange, right?
"I feel very strange right now".
It certainly looks strange, right from the off.
The pasta dish — garganelli with squab ragù — tasted strange right away, strong and gamey.
"Getting to No You" deftly describes the gay male date from hell, a guy who strikes Mr. Burroughs as strange right from the start.
Kathleen F. Schwartz, a lawyer who handles real estate transactions from Westhampton to Amagansett, said: "The market may be a little strange right now and definitely slower, but there are sellers.
Kenneth Clark, whose book on Leonardo, written in the nineteen-thirties, remains indispensable, observes that the range of his activities led him to write down his ideas, in his strange right-to-left script, and to annotate his drawings, beginning with simple pieces of machinery and ending with the world.
But -- in this strange right-wing political world -- he has!
All of this strange right-wing media rhetoric has apparently soaked in and has been embraced by the Romney campaign.
"The world is in such a strange state right now, so if you have stuff out right now, you feel guilty if you want your work to do well," Mr. Thornton observed.
The Dixie Chicks are in a strange place right now.
