strangeness

Sometimes the strangeness of his job came home to him.

The way she moved and the strangeness of her eyes.

In a place of such strangeness anything might happen, and probably would.

After a while I got used to the strangeness of the people.

She could not help feeling the strangeness of her situation.

Those who do so fall in love with the strangeness of a foreign culture.

On the other hand, they were all similar in the very fact of their strangeness.

And for all their strangeness I found them most beautiful.

It was part of the strangeness he felt at times.

We'd deal with the strangeness when we got to it.

There are two men in town now, who bring strangeness.

There was a strangeness to his eyes when he looked at her.

The longer it went on, the less strangeness the idea would have.

He would not have time to come to terms with this new strangeness.

Indeed, did he ever think about the strangeness of their private life?

She said not a word about the strangeness of it all.

He felt a strangeness, at the end of a long, private time.

The participants looked at each other for a moment, perhaps feeling the strangeness themselves.

"In a month or two, no one will be able to see his strangeness."

Perhaps the only thing holding him back was the strangeness of his situation.

It never lost its strangeness - to remember nothing of how he had come here.

Because the world is strange, and the strangeness never goes away.

And he makes you dream there is some strangeness left.

He brought a couple more heads close to the strangeness.

She shook her head at the strangeness of the idea.