Sentence examples for would be strange for from inspiring English sources

He was a newcomer, her mentee, so it would be strange for him to become her boyfriend (or the president).

President George Bush could still invoke the "paramount interest" of the United States to override the judgment, but that would be strange for an advocate of states' rights.

"It would be strange for Phillips to go back on what they had said before," said Charles T. Maxwell, the senior energy analyst with Weeden & Company.

Mr. Finn said it would be strange for his client to have run a fraudulent scheme to pay for Mr. Stanford's lavish lifestyle when he was getting paid relatively little for his efforts.

If this were the case, it would be strange for Israel to be bringing the group's fighters closer to its own civilian population by pulling its forces out of Lebanon.

This would be strange for a group of such promise, except for the fact that the bassist and drummer both play in Brad Mehldau's trio, a band that works a great deal.

"Just when you thought Tony's behaviour couldn't get any more bizarre … His actions would be strange even for the most dyed-in-the-wool capitalist ex-prime minister, but for a Labour one, I think it looks terrible.

We'll now have to wait several months before we get a decision from the Supreme Court in the case, but it would be strange indeed for them to have taken it merely to uphold the lower courts' decisions to dismiss the challenges.

Having appointed Lord Myners to conduct a review, it would be strange not to wait for his conclusions.

Kemp considers Stewart to be much more than an agent and said it would be strange to imagine him working for the rival Diamondbacks.

Considering the LHC is among the largest and longest-running experiments out there, it would be strange if there weren't plans for the next few decades.