Sentence examples for strange to note from inspiring English sources

Given the self-confidence of this work, it's strange to note the anxiety that Yiadom-Boakye provokes in some critics.

It's strange to note that the challenge comes mainly from the conservative side — from Bennett, and from E. D. Hirsch, Jr., with his notion of "cultural literacy" and "core knowledge".

It still seems strange to note that he drew even more ire while he was a Portsmouth player by suggesting people shouldn't actually be allowed to chant unpleasant things at him and that the police should intervene.

It was strange to note that among the names of feminists in history that were being honored at the Women's March on Washington — from Gloria Steinem to Diane Nash to Harriet Tubman — Clinton was not among them.

Looking at the estimation, it is initially strange to note that there is no 'excluded' category for the discrete choice model.

It was also strange to note that some people believed that ARVs cure AIDS.

"Strange to say," noted one journalist, elements of the population who had a "reputation for being respectable people -- tradesmen,​ householders, well-to-do mechanics and such -- openly mingled with the [turbulent mob] and encouraged them to commit further deeds of violence".

"Predestination doesn't seem all that strange to me," he noted with a wry chuckle.

Dr Palermo, a psychiatrist appointed to provide an objective assessment of Dahmer, noted: "Strange to say, he is not such a bad person".

It is a little strange to see Twist sound this note of brutality.

Of course, Parker noted it is "very strange" to find alleged criminals passed out in the middle of intersections with the evidence lying all around them.