Quotes About Unusual

El miedo puede provocar todo tipo de comportamiento inusual

He's lying against a bale of hay and talking to his reindeer. That's odd. No, wait—he is singing to his reindeer. That's even odder.

He might be a dead man. He might sometimes find himself grown very tired. But he could not find it in himself to regret the circumstances of his death, no matter how unusual.

There is a thoughtfulness in her small nose and pointed chin that I am unused to seeing in the children of the Light.

I knew that nothing strangerhad ever happened.

I knew that nothing stranger had ever happened, that nothing stranger could ever happen.

This particular species, though, had never been seen before; indeed, it was so unusual that an entire genus had to be created to accommodate it. It was named Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis—batrachos is Greek for "frog"—or Bd for short.

This is how we lived. It was strange.

In sooth, thy life sounds passing strange and shitty.

I always liked different things, rare things.

I'm a rare breed.

To have hands, to have fingers, is weird. Real life is weird, to have fingers?

I don't think this one's business as usual. Me evil cunt sense is tinglin'.

Tension demands release. Unusual tension demands release that can only be described as appalling.

He growled and grimaced as they came to him, and clenched his fists in pain and anger. Unusual name, commented Mogget. More of a bear's name, that growl.

I'm actually something of an aficionado in the waking up in strange places department. I've woken up in hay lofts, under a buttern churn, on roofs, in a choir loft (twice), under tables, on tables, in trees, in ditches, and half-pinned under a sleeping ox. One time in Bombay, I woke up to find myself lashed to a yak.

Miss Brooke's large eyes seemed, like her religion, too unusual and striking.

Everything's weird if you stare at it.

A miracle is 'an Effect produced contrary to the usual Coarse or Order of Nature, by the unusual Interposition of some Intelligent Being Supeiror to Men.

A miracle is an effect produced contrary to the usual course or order of nature, by the unusual interpolation of some intelligent being superior to men.

It is strange what weather we have had all this winter; no cold at all; but the ways are dusty, and the flyes fly up and down, and the rose-bushes are full of leaves, such a time of the year as was never known in this world before here.

But these great minds cannot avoid doing extraordinary things!

My Achilles heel of laughter, the things that will make me laugh even on my deathbed, lie in two rather unusual areas: yodelling and amusing ways to die. No matter how sombre an occasion I will always giggle at yodelling.

He made money in pawnbroking and moneylending, which is never nice, but also traded in goat skins – which is at least unusual.