Sentence examples for strange understanding from inspiring English sources

"The court's strange understanding of the concept of speech," he wrote, "is shown by its suggestion that the symbolic act of burning the American flag is speech but John Quincy Adams calling out 'yea' on the Embargo Act was not".

You know, we have this strange understanding of Mozart because of the period clothes that he was shown in.

Enderlin called Schapira a militant journalist who had been taken in by the Israeli right; Schapira replied that Enderlin had a strange understanding of press freedom.

Darnell: I had this strange understanding of love as a type of commitment that one makes regardless of the harm that might be enacted.

The special idea is really, really strange, and understanding it can take a lot of work.

All fabulously strange in our understanding of a past Ireland, and all fabulously, deliciously familiar.

Corruption in the military and other security agencies is rooted in the government's uniquely strange and ambiguous understanding of the concept of security.

The Situationist awed revealed Han's strange and extraordinary understanding of the body, space, and his meticulous development of design, something he applies to.