Sentence examples for this strange position from inspiring English sources

"I am in this strange position now where what I say gets listened to for some reason," he said.

"I am in this strange position to make the best I can of a useless job," explains Starck of his profession.

His flustered attempts to articulate this strange position have made him the bane of critics and the hero of mainstream rock fans.

We're in this strange position where the past is more immediately accessible to us than ever, but our attention spans are lacking — we don't understand or process the past in any more meaningful ways than before".

I'm in this strange position right now insofar as I have to decide whether I continue working only with John, which I really enjoy doing, or make a leap into being a screenwriter for hire.

We're in this strange position where the past is more immediately accessible to us than ever, but our attention spans are lacking we don't understand or process the past in any more meaningful ways than before".

Yet this strange perspective also positions the viewer as part of the fictional audience, caught up in the theatrical moment.

He has also declined, rather conspicuously, to endorse Johnson, who finds himself in the strange position this week: he is arguing Paul's case more strenuously than Paul himself.

Cavendish was actually in the strange position of being both the poster boy for this professional/Olympic connection, and the "one who got away".

Although he did not specify what form this support would take, the involvement would put the United States in the strange position of working in tandem with a longtime enemy.

That put the team in the strange position of trying to assign a negative statistic to one of its players.