Sentence examples for strange viewing from inspiring English sources

It makes for strange viewing.

It makes strange viewing two decades later, in that some of the other things its narrator longed for – a European café culture, or the repopulation of the metropolis by artists for example – occurred in a way that reinforced rather than resisted the privatisation and inequality of the capital.

Jim had strange views about water fluoridation.

But that's a pretty strange view, because......

"And they have a very strange view of the world".

Inside Information Baseball people sometimes have strange views on elements of the game.

So it should be no surprise that it is inhabited by a large number of individuals with some pretty strange views.

To treat Falstaff as a Christian symbol is to show a very strange view of religion and to rob him of his infinite complexity.

There is a dazed quality to the stories in American Innovations, as the narrators observe themselves from the outside and puzzle over the strange view.

And the interiors are blandly conventional except for the random positioning of some windows, which do make for some strange views.

But in his case, he said, "You have a strange view of nature because you don't grow up with it.