Sentence examples for strangely close from inspiring English sources

The sky looks strangely close to the earth.

Not quite Allen Ginsberg's "Sunflower Sutra," but strangely close.

That makes looking at photographs of grief a strangely close and distant activity.

The sea is calm, thistledown drifts over the water towards the Isle of May, a green reclining figure, strangely close.

Who and what Robert Walser really was is a question to which, despite my strangely close relationship with him, I am unable to give any reliable answer.

One photograph showed him in the module after he and Buzz Aldrin had completed their moon-walk, kicking and jumping their way across the vast, sandy, silver surface towards the strangely close horizon.

And fungi are, strangely, quite close relations of ours.

Not so the strangely limp Close to the Enemy.

Yvonne S., whose lyric from STP's Still Remains appears below, later commented that contributing to the portrait felt, strangely, as close as she would ever get to taking a picture with Weiland.

Strangely, the closer one gets to Blair the more opaque his motives become, and even those around him seem uncertain whether his policies stem from quasi-religious conviction, shrewd realpolitik, or a simple desire to please.

Lit corner-to-corner like a studio, the outback isn't isolating but strangely intimate and close.