Sentence examples for the strangeness of existing from inspiring English sources
Buying them was my own take on the strangeness of existing property demarcation lines.
But this strangeness is the strangeness of the real.
But it is saved by the strangeness of the juxtapositions.
And yet the strangeness of the Everglades made them beguiling.
Popping flashbulbs heighten the strangeness of these invisible projectiles.
Strangeness is interesting for the poet because it gives him or her the opportunity for drama, whether it's the strangeness of the poet or the strangeness of the world around the poet.
In what appears to be a tourist-courting stratagem, the seeming strangeness of the Addamses is equated with the strangeness of New Yorkers as perceived by middle Americans.
PEGIDA reflects the strangeness of the moment as much as its danger.
The dance played with the strangeness of unstill heads — bobbing and initiating interactions with other heads.
Initially she felt trapped by the strangeness of American life, especially the materialism.
The strangeness of these scenes was captured by W.H. Auden in his "Bucolics".
