Sentence examples for strangely different from from inspiring English sources

In another book, "The Search for Lost America," (Penguin Books, 1979) Salvatore Michael Trento writes that the Putnam chambers "appear to be the congregated structures of a social community; they are strangely different from any that have been built since colonial times".

For we cannot help but think that they would be producing beings who would be strangely different, if not estranged, from much of the human race, the humans who are normal both in intelligence and in prospects for happiness.

But now the Journal's editorials sing a strangely different tune.

This year was strangely different but very nice.

My second time around, losing my baby weight was strangely different.

Styles were both familiar and strangely different, be it food, custom, dress or attitude.

The cicadas will do the same the only difference being they will leave behind not unfinished novels but eggs that will hatch in another 17 years.This year's cicadas, while swirling above the trees, will peer down on an America that is both different from, and strangely similar to, the one their parents saw in 1996, when Brood II, as this bunch is known, last enjoyed a Rumspringa.

Taken on such terms, the pictures expose a strangely persistent fallacy: that altered photographs are different from paintings or sculptures or drawings as objects of art.