Meanings of strange anomaly in English

Meanwhile however-moststrange anomaly-mankinddegenerates in body and still more in mind.

At last, one of the councillors was stirred by this strange anomaly.

A strange anomaly was La of Opar- acreatureof circumstance torn by conflicting emotions.

It will be a strange anomaly-anAmerican a British peer.'

But other men, and wise men too, discover a strange anomaly in this curious country.

After so long without the dreams, she'd finally accepted that it must be some strange anomaly.

He was a strange anomaly at the capital.

There was no pain, discoloration, swelling, or soreness, and after this strange anomaly disappeared menstruation regularly commenced.

This strange young man was holding up to his view a perfectly strange anomaly which he called a woman.

And as Ethel thought, she was forced to admit that she never had, for Mrs. Hollister was a strange anomaly.

It is a strange anomaly this, that at the present period of our existence a declaration of this kind should be necessary.

The strange anomaly of Horace Greeley running on a Democratic ticket was enough in itself to excite opposition, especially in the southern states.

Of such a strange anomaly one could only surmise, like Hamlet, that "it is not, and it cannot come to, good".

It is a strange anomaly that no club have ever won a trophy with Adebayor on their books or in the first-team squad.

The Rubble was some strange anomaly...

It was a strange anomaly, and one which continued for some years longer, that the statesmen of the Catholic body should be all Protestants.