Sentence examples for strange why from inspiring English sources

These are lovely word pictures, at once mundane and strange (why are the rafts "inflated"?).

"I thought it was strange why it mattered," Mr. VanRy said.

But that's a little strange: why shouldn't you have access to the traces of your own behavior that you leave behind and that others collect?

It is strange why comedy, theoretically so revolutionary, should embrace the bloodiest kind of social reaction, but it is so.

And I did think it was strange why they had not gone on to try to make a name for themselves.

Mr. Qi, the man walking along the river, said the timing was too strange: Why would the city do routine work when the subzero temperatures of winter are about to begin?

Kenan Malik, British author of Strange Fruit: Why Both Sides are Wrong in the Race Debate, takes it further in his essay "Who Owns Knowledge": "The battle over the bones is also a battle between those who believe in the possibility of universal knowledge and those who view truth as culturally constrained".

Image caption Josef Frantisek, "shrouded in a strange sadness" Why was he so successful?

"Which to us, was always so strange, because why did he never change his name?

Thinking, "Strange, wonder why, I'm not taking that job, can't hurt to humor him," I accepted the invitation.

The question is, if this world that we live in can have strange secrets why not we; the humans that inhabit it?