Sentence examples for strange spectrum from inspiring English sources

Satie's music covers a strange spectrum of dissimilar elements.

Set in a shifting, amorphous art gallery with white walls and windowed rooms, it shows us a strange spectrum of motherhood.

Both of us are big fans of An American Werewolf In London, which is as much an influence on this film as the original Night Of The Living Dead, because it has that rare joy of being a film which is at once hilarious and terrifying, and forces you to experience this strange spectrum of emotion.

It's pitched halfway between poetic-strange and comic-strange, a spectrum across which the show veers dramatically, and sometimes falls off entirely.

There's some strange flaw in the Spectrum that has to do with Car Mode.

Calvinism as resistance is not a strange choice, but the broader spectrum of charismatic and evangelical groups also resist in their own way.

Yet Eminem's parachuting in had its own strange momentum, in which the spectrum of the white male ego was on full display and rap, a form born in opposition to white supremacy, was used to challenge it.

As people turn against nuclear weapons in droves, from all walks of life and across the political spectrum, it seems strange that the three main parties still stick to them like glue.

A second clue came from some strange bright lines in the corona's spectrum.

Autism is a strange beast; it covers a very broad spectrum and serves up a smorgasbord of abilities and challenges.

Aren't people supposed to be good Samaritans?" The landscape was littered with reminders of a long, strange night that had seemed to oscillate along the spectrum between natural disaster and party.