Sentence examples for the strangest example from inspiring English sources

The strangest example of publicity dissonance was that which accompanied the release of James Cameron's gigantic blockbuster Titanic (1997).

The strangest example of a star's twinkling was described this week by two astronomers at the Scientific Frontiers in Research on Extrasolar Planets conference in Washington, DC.

One of the strangest examples is the Szechuan peppercorn, a staple of Asian cooking.

For example, there's the strange case of Lisa Nowak.

We're always waiting for something to happen, and it occurs at the strangest times and in the strangest juxtapositions, for example, a fight at a radio station.

It was one of these strange examples of two blurring worlds, playing out in front of us.

While he does represent many of the peccadillos we're party to in the UK – an old man whose Tourette-like jabbering of every racial, ethnic and gender trope going being indicative of sea changes in the cultural subconscious – he is also a strange example of someone with the world at their feet who seemingly refuses it with a breath-taking gracelessness.

It's a strange example of the Wall's idiosyncrasies.

Having drains that work might seem a strange example in this context, but given the increasing frequency of torrential downpours generated by climate change in many parts of the world, these basic items of infrastructure are extremely important.

If this is a strange example to have chosen, it's not the only one.

But if Trump picked a strange example, it now seems that he picked the right anxiety.