Sentence examples for strangest elements from inspiring English sources

This has given rise to one of the strangest elements of military jargon to be found here, "emotion" as it refers to military activities.

One of the strangest elements of Anchorman director Adam McKay's goofy 2010 comedy The Other Guys was the inclusion of some credit sequence infographics about corporate fraud and capitalist corruption that seemed to have been crowbarred in from another movie.

The film's single strangest element is a marauding herd of apocalyptic beasts called aurochs.

He has lavished on her story the production's strangest element, a solemn undertow in the imposing person of Sheryl Sutton.

Perhaps the strangest element of Auster's reputation as an American postmodernist is that his language never registers this kind of absence at the level of the sentence.

Perhaps the strangest element of the trial was the hysteria that Michael Jackson could still provoke in his fans, many of whom screamed, cheered and cried outside the courtroom as proceedings unfolded within.

The strangest element of this sad time is surely that our departing President, a model of eloquence and reason, is leaving office with a successful record and a high approval rating.

Watsuki saw Ryōtarō Shiba's version of Harada as the one he wanted to use as a model for his design and has said that the character's big spiky hair is the strangest element he has ever drawn.

But he has also discovered one of the strange elements of the modeling world — that models are often treated like mannequins.

Instead, they become unwieldy and odd — odder even than the explicitly "strange" elements of Wilson's work: infants with teeth or cheerleaders obsessed with model cars.

There are other strange elements: Mr. Idilbi had probably been unsettled because the previous night's performance, the first, had been canceled when the sound system failed altogether.