Sentence examples for was particularly strange from inspiring English sources

It was nothing we hadn't read before, but the timing of the latest obituary was particularly strange.

It was particularly strange, he said, because one of its own scientists, Dr. Thomas Marciniak, had already conducted his own analysis of the trial, and found several mistakes that appeared to favor Avandia.

Given the Brazilians' appreciation of the competition's worth it was particularly strange that there was no starting place for Oscar, who had talked emotionally in the build-up of how much he cherished the Club World Cup.

Sure, it was a shame none of the women had been elected – and it was particularly strange that Diane Abbott, closest to Jeremy Corbyn on policy, hadn't done better, but surely Corbyn would make up for it in his Shadow Cabinet?

Blaming Obama for the collapsing economy and declining stock market he inherited was particularly strange as we emerged from the dark cloud of the Bush Administration.

So the invitation to the Hamas leader was particularly strange coming from Turkey, even while Turkey is negotiating to join the EU.

I do not think that these times are particularly strange.

Being in Ukip I am particularly strange, in their eyes.

It is particularly strange to see Senate Republicans raising the specter of filibustering nominees.

But what is particularly strange about this book is not its pretense or pomposity but its talismanic power.

His criticism is particularly strange because he is reported to have played a big role in bringing Volkswagen to Chattanooga, where he was once mayor.