Sentence examples similar to strange to represent from inspiring English sources

It's the Prince version of comfort food, which is a strange way to represent an artist who was not particularly interested in comfort.

"It's strange [to represent Wales]," Thomas said.

Strange to be remembering how.

It's so strange to be back.

It is strange, to be sure.

Back at the crack of the 17th century, Rushton Triangular Lodge was a strange architectural folly constructed to represent the Holy Trinity by an increasingly eccentric Sir Thomas Tresham while he endured decades of house-arrest for his outspoken Catholicism.

In Martin's eyes, literary effective magic needs to represent strange and dangerous forces beyond human comprehension, not advanced alien technologies or formulaic spells.

Yes, it pretty much sucks to have people like ISIS and a strange orange haired fellow claim to represent you, but what keeps us hyphens going is one thing – storytelling.

Whitechapel Gallery, London (www.whitechapelgallery.org) 29 January to 18 March Susan Hiller Susan Hiller is interested in our ability to represent or imagine strange phenomena: the occult, the paranormal and the ghostly.

As I worked on the stories, it kept feeling like the only way to represent just how strange the (very real) experience must be was to push the stories into the fantastical.

His centrepiece is a reconstruction of Yates's apartment with fixed camera positions, with a real-life tiger in situ, to represent the deeply strange and surrealist spectacle of Ming the tiger pacing about the rooms, making a melancholy groaning sound.