Sentence examples for sufficiently strange from inspiring English sources

Named after a Frida Kahlo painting, it is sufficiently strange, arty and hung up on death to keep the band interesting, and familiar enough to sell in industrial quantities.

Unless, of course, she was really into three-in-a-bike-shed sessions, which would certainly breathe new life into the phrase: 'I lost my innocence behind the bike shed.' Clearly, Robert Stewart, 51, is unconventional; he might even be sufficiently strange to have held down a place in the Jackson 5.

Electricity is sufficiently strange that engineers from the early days of electrification had to add control systems borrowed from the telecom, and then computing industries.

But it's a sufficiently strange observation that it's worth paying attention to".

However, having students hear different faculty members give the same lecture would be sufficiently strange as to present another set of interpretive problems.

Asked to assess the magnitude of that achievement Mourinho briefly chewed at the wrong end of the stick – "ask him if he would change his career with mine, I wouldn't change mine with his" – before relaxing sufficiently to smile at the strange nature of football in England.

British Tommies and Irish peasants are sufficiently unlike each other, but sometimes others more strange come to the island.

It's a sufficiently spooky moment that a reader may not readily appreciate how strange and wonderful a verb-choice is "bed-checking," how unexpected and ravagingly sad is "gifts".

The contradictions, the fragmentary achievement, the image-mongering: crazy scholars with strange ideas now attract rather than repel us, and we are sufficiently far from the disasters of Romanticism to once again be open to its joys.

It all seems sufficiently safe and diverting to serve as a surrogate baby sitter, while perhaps just strange enough to appeal to hung-over adult hipsters.

Strange as it may sound for someone who writes about one thing, Alexie may not be sufficiently obsessed.