Sentences with phrase «strange kind of sense»

Meanwhile, his American counterpart Foley ends up making a strange kind of sense: If you felt as if your government were failing at one of its basic functions, protecting the general welfare, you might feel free to pick up a gun, too.

Not exact matches

Perhaps the overwhelming oddness of the position — the shadows of 1966, the constant scrutiny, the on - again, off - again calendar, the increasing irrelevance of international football when set against the all - consuming Premier League, the insistence from the FA that the England manager stand as some kind of moral paragon — drives those that inhabit it to do strange things, to kick out against common sense.

Wilson, a pop savant, was chasing some kind of dragon, and as the movie toggles years forward to the scared, over-medicated Wilson of the 1980s (John Cusack, convincingly strange), you sense that the dragon bit back.

For Wiseau, however, this expression made some kind of strange sense.

There's Thor next to Pepper Potts, but also Doctor Strange next to Scarlet Witch, which actually kind of makes sense when you think about it.

In a very strange way, the power and torque ratings are so high that the actual experience is a letdown in a kind of demented sense, because of that whole time - slowing phenomenon.

If you believe Amazon's somewhat fuzzy math, the Kindle Fire is far and away the most successful Android tablet on the market, but it's a strange kind of boast: the Fire runs «Android» in only the loosest sense of the word, as an underpinning to Amazon's ecosystem.

«That was me imagining me doing a children's drawing of a child doing a self - portrait in its cradle,» he says, and you sense the kind of strange thought process that goes into every work.

Rendered in plastic, it's a strange kind of ghost, at least in the material sense.

You discover photographic plates, you know, getting fogged up in your desk drawer as Becquerel did, and start looking at that, and Madame Curie started looking at that, and you discover some kind of strange radiation, from beryllium and radium and you know, Chadwick had enough sense to realize, oh my god this is a completely new particle, it's a neutron; it goes right through most things.