Sentence examples for stranger elements from inspiring English sources

One of the stranger elements to the New York story was word that a Bronx assemblyman named Nelson Castro has been wearing a wire for the feds for virtually his entire political career.

(Sound is one of the stranger elements of the experience; it's not quiet up there, exactly, with the Met's air-conditioning equipment on a nearby roof and the crowd chattering just below, but the rustling sounds overhead make you feel very far away).

The more dangerous, more insidious, and frankly stranger element of Hobby Lobby has to do with the idea of what might be called private science.

His pictures got bigger and stranger, with elements that escaped from the frame to go off in seemingly arbitrary directions on the wall.

Lots of pleasing one-liners this week too: "Working on cruise ships you must be no stranger to undesirable elements".

"Ms. Perry is no stranger to appropriating elements of history/pop culture into her personal style.

Even though Stranger Things contains elements of horror and sci-fi, like Alien, along with Goonies-like adventure, the brothers kept each of the genres they took inspiration from in balance.

The things people wore were dictated by the kindness of near-strangers, by the elements and, in the end, even by the crowds of people walking the streets.

It is, in effect, the opposite of a paparazzi photo, a photo taken by a stranger with an element of surprise.

Hicks has always had an interest in Greek drama, and could see that its ritualistic aspects chimed well with those of capoeira, as did The Bacchae's invocation of strangers, disruptive outside elements and rigid authority.

ET: The Extra-Terrestrial would have been the smash-hit movie of the preceding year, and elements of Stranger Things are suspiciously similar: BMX-riding small-town kids discover a mysterious being with special powers (in this case a telekinetic girl) whom they must conceal from uncaring parents, hormonal siblings and shady government forces.