Sentence examples for strange thinking from inspiring English sources

Is it strange thinking it's the last time you'll play these countries?

This might seem strange, thinking of a rigorous artistic enterprise while training for a purely physical challenge, but panting for breath in the pool, I cling to the comparison for comfort and instruction.

It felt strange thinking "Damn!

"I find it quite strange thinking about myself as a teenager," he says.

"We're both a membership club with a disruptive distribution channel that delivers long-term value to customers," he notes, but adds: "It's strange thinking about us like Costco, because we just give you cool stuff and Costco gives you cheap stuff, but I think our manner of disruption will be similar and we're focused on the long-term".

There is something deeply strange about thinking of the metropolis in such abstract terms.

"He didn't think he would go beyond the 15th position for his pick," Toms said when asked what Strange was thinking.

Then I went back to the First World War, found Wilfred Owen, and wandered the campus dazed by "Strange Meeting," thinking about his remarkable use of the verb "groined" and mumbling, "And by his smile I knew that sullen hall".

So call me strange for thinking there's something about this set of pictures of university staircases from The Chronicle of Higher Education that's evocative of book dust, burned coffee, and warm paper from the printer.

It sounds strange even thinking it, given Franklin's class and match-winning abilities, but the former Hawk's move to the Swans really could have gone pear-shaped.

While I did a lot of research, I ended up feeling that the best way to write about grief was to describe it from the inside out — the show the strange intensities that come along with it, the peculiar thoughts, the longing for that past — all the strange moments of thinking you glimpse the dead person on the street, or in your dreams.