Examples of strangeness

• Perhaps the strangeness of this trajectory becomes less mysterious, less portentous, when we realise that this trajectory is simply teleological.

• The first thing that comes to mind when reading this passage is its strangeness.

• Such knowledge does not make my belief in the strangeness of three straight hands of four jacks by fair deal irrational and defeated.

• The past is a foreign country whose features are shaped by today's predilections, its strangeness domesticated by our own preservation of its vestiges.

• In other words, standardized cultural artefacts are a part of their lives and do not cause strangeness.

• One is a feeling of strangeness - these are words from a different time, when different assumptions about the world were made.

• Often, marking of reciprocal separateness and strangeness is the very medium of people's bonds with each other.

• The subtle strangeness of this project revolves around the production and injection of these types of low frequencies.

• The ' strangeness ' of an unfamiliar adult appears to influence children's reactions, a finding that may have implications for child-teacher relationships.

• Inertial mechanics is established, therefore, on the most extreme strangeness imaginable: pure action hooking on to mere existence to result in a lawful world.

• However tempting to interpret, this "strangeness" is enticingly inconclusive.

• The film's most virtuosic bit of editing, a further taste of such power, presents a moment whose utter strangeness begins to capture the true flavour of the castrato phenomenon.

• Both are aspects of strangeness to matter.

• The informative ideal directs a search for causes which are strange to their effects; the higher the degree of strangeness, the greater the informative value of this causal explanation.

• As no distinction is made between old persons and old age, cultural idioms and myths are embodied in older people who in turn become icons of otherness and strangeness.