Sentence examples for strange to use from inspiring English sources

And it seems strange to use the Lytro for images that do not take advantage of its unique charms.

Some anti-Trump donors, especially the liberal ones, might find it strange to use such loopholes to their advantage.

At first it felt quite strange to use, but it was surprising how quickly the swiping mechanism for accessing the timeline became second nature.

They would have made these times strange, to use a Brechtian formula, so that an audience could see their society anew and possibly act on those new visions.

Anywhere else, it might be considered strange to use such a macabre phrase to describe what is, after all, only the chance that subway and bus fares will rise.

It's strange to use the term "family friendly" when describing a show starring bottomless men, but the act feels like a One Direction concert for women beyond their teen-age years.

A kitchen that had seemed willfully strange began to use strangeness as a key to unlock sensations and emotions.

It seems a strange word to use.

"Momentous" is a strange word to use about any movie.

But you can see there is so much sacrifice and dignity — which seems a strange word to use.

JAMES SUROWIECKI: "Bravery" has always seemed like a strange word to use in talking about business, so let's say "risk-taking".