strangeness in A Sentence

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    Strangeness comes from the side.

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    The film celebrates human achievement and human Strangeness.

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    Yet in their Strangeness there is nothing unrecognizable.

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    I'm very big in the world of, shall we say, international Strangeness.

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    The beauty and Strangeness that we just saw can become even stranger.

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    Cricket came as escape from the Strangeness and discomfort of stay in India.

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    There is no excellent beauty that has not some Strangeness in the proportion.

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    There is no excellent beauty that hath not some Strangeness in the proportions.

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    There is no excellent beauty that hath not some Strangeness in the proportion.

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    From her rather breathes calm and sincere, makes you think deeply about the Strangeness of life.

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    Laughter But even though we don't experience quantum Strangeness, we can see its very real effects in action.

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    And the Strangeness is that howsoever deeply into the past you move, this was always believed to be so, always.

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    They can reject their child for their Strangeness, or they rise to the occasion and allow themselves to be changed by their experience.

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    By this time, the Strangeness of the communication had worn off and I was asking questions freely, like a foreign ambassador with a really fast translator:.

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    They can reject or scapegoat their child for their Strangeness, or they rise to the occasion and allow themselves to be profoundly changed by their experience.

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    The weirder the mnemonic devices the better- Strangeness would make them easier to retrieve, and more captivating to think with when she‘returned' to look them over.

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    As an experiencer of that high Strangeness since the age of nine and lots of other phenomena as well, you have liberated me and many like me.

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    Johnstone also claims that most of us struggle to be truly creative because we fear our own ingenuity, the Strangeness of our ideas and what they might reveal about us.

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    He is one of the most devoted and perceptive physicists only satisfied with deep understanding of any concept and his interest increases with the Strangeness or significance of the phenomenon.

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    He was one of the most devoted and perceptive physicists only satisfied with deep understanding of any concept and his interest increases with the Strangeness or significance of the phenomenon.

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    Not only with the millions of other stutterers across the world, but with the multitudes of people who had some so-called flaw or Strangeness that they were coming to terms with.

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    True, a century earlier, during the first Gilded Age, the upper crust used to amuse itself by taking guided tours of the urban demi-monde, thrilling to sites of exotic depravity or ethnic Strangeness.

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    Though they all have a bearing on man, and though man subconsciously grasps the unusualness, regularity, or even Strangeness of the various phenomena, he still knows nothing about the Creator's will and His mind which lie behind them.

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    If you begin to notice Strangeness in the behavior of a kitten- often shakes his head, scratches his ears, you need to urgently go to the vet, because you yourself most likely will make the wrong diagnosis!

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    Though it all has a bearing on man, and though man subconsciously grasps the relative unusualness, regularity, or even Strangeness of the various phenomena, he still knows nothing about what lies behind them, which is the Creator's will and mind.

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    The Strangeness of a particle is defined as: S-( n s- n s¯ ){\displaystyle S-( n{ s}- n{\ bar{ s}})} where n s represents the number of strange quarks( s) and n s represents the number of strange antiquarks s.

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    But a Strangeness had come within my body that if my mind and heart concentrated intensely on any goal of life, the outcome was seen clearly like on a television much in advance and later the incident would happen exactly the way as it was revealed to me.

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