Sentence examples for strange to relate from inspiring English sources
Strange to relate, stupidity is his forte.
Strange to relate, there are signs that they may.
Strange to relate, it is not inconceivable that the Scot will get a close-up view of Carter a fortnight after the final.
Strange to relate, the man who did more things right, more often than anyone, was the naturalised South African on the open-side flank, Hendre Fourie.
It seems strange to relate now, but in the early years of Prince Rogers Nelson's career, there were voices that doubted whether he would ever be truly successful.
Strange to relate, on reading it for the fourth time I found it just as uninformative as I had the first time.
Civilians have a strange urge to relate every single cancer tale they stumble across, as though we all want to hear about other people's cancer woes all the time once we've had it.
Crosley's ability to relate strange encounters and weave in her prejudices and memories prevents her stories from veering into zany, wacky or ditsy territory.
It's sometimes possible to relate to this strange system of morality: she loves her husband and her children.
Words like constructivism and formative assessment can seem strange and unfamiliar to LAs, and they may have few prior ideas to relate to this terminology.
