Sentence examples for strange subjects from inspiring English sources

Witchcraft and gang rape may seem strange subjects for school theater, but the play took first prize in a regional contest.

The obsession tends to make us experts in strange subjects (for me, motorist regulations, the characteristics of sounds, and the behavior of cattle, among others), with an enthusiasm for discussing them at length at cocktail parties, oblivious to audience interest.

Any man with children ends up gaining knowledge about very strange subjects.

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"Everyone tells me that writing about jazz, and being concerned about black society, were strange subjects to choose, but to me it was just part of what my life was about.

It may seem like strange subject matter for a young artist seeking to forge his own voice.

It looks to be a strange subject for Mr Gandhi to make his own, when voters face a lot of other pressing worries.

In many ways it is a strange subject for a popular vote: 2,135 pages of dense legal text covering lofty hopes on the rule of law and human rights, to the humdrum business of trade tariffs on apricots to uranium ore.

In volume one he scorns those economists who "conceal under a parade of literary-historical erudition, or by an admixture of extraneous material, their feeling of scientific impotence and the eerie consciousness of having to teach others what they themselves felt to be a truly strange subject".

Pratchett, who has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's, thanked the BBC for "allowing us to tackle this rather strange subject for a documentary".