Sentence examples for strange zone from inspiring English sources

The red carpet is a strange zone in the western world, one utterly untouched by feminism.

Mr. Olch said: "It's a strange zone between fiction and nonfiction.

We apparently control the tempo, but a novel can also take us involuntarily out of normal time and allow us to inhabit a strange zone that's not strictly temporal.

What strange twilight zone have we entered when the Morning Star and the Financial Times share an editorial line?

In the future, more robots will occupy that strange gray zone: doing not only jobs that humans can do but also jobs that require social grace.

TO step into the Viorst home is to defy a basic law of literature, to enter a strange twilight zone between fact and fiction.

Now it exists in strange liminal zone between software developer (it still makes the popular Dota 2 game), online store and hardware pioneer.

It's as if you were hovering in some strange interstitial zone, between the banal urban scenery outside and the focused atmosphere of a concert.

The works thus inhabit a strange new zone: they are neither fleeting experiences for a live audience nor refined works of video art".It's the best and the worst of both worlds," jokes Nicoline van Harskamp, a Dutch artist whose "English Forecast" was performed live last week.

Pulled out of east Ukraine by the Kremlin in August 2014, reportedly because the Russian authorities felt he was too much of a liability, Strelkov entered a strange twilight zone, prevented from returning to the conflict or featuring in state-controlled media.

As the technology and software come closer to achieving some kind of human mimicry, understanding this strange mental zone is crucial to making robots more acceptable.