Sentence examples for strangely high from inspiring English sources

Nor did I notice the strangely high ratio of boys to girls in the village.

The bad news is that it remains excruciatingly slow, and the rate of rejections is high — strangely high.

The sides were pinched flat into fins, and a notch cut into the collar created a strangely high V-neck opening.

It is not unusual for an artist to admit this kind of wanton ambition, but the stakes here felt strangely high.

For more proof of the Kennedy family's vigorous legacy — despite its strangely high mortality rate — you need look no further than Leamer's career as a best-selling author of books about just that.

Neither was it Nottingham Forest's John McGovern looking like a toddler being handed a fridge over the counter as he collected the European Cup on a strangely high rostrum in Munich in 1979.

Caro, a reporter for The Chicago Tribune and an engaging, funny writer, makes a palatable case for this luxury as an entry point into today's strangely high-stakes food culture.

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I left the puzzled Doc with a boring prescription for a lotion and felt strangely high-spirited as a newfound "conscientious resister" when I hit the streets of Beverly Hills.

That percentage is strangely higher than Bush's approval rating over the majority of his second term.

Then it's off to Moscow for the athletics world championships and a chance for all those new track-and-field fans who cheered Mo Farah home and marvelled at the pint-sized perfection of Jessica Ennis to watch a little bit on BBC2 before flicking back to EastEnders after 15 minutes of highly technical and strangely David Bowie-free high jump heats.