Meanings of very strangeness in English

The very strangeness of Ecaz proved an irresistible distraction to Paul.

Its very strangeness, glimmering in the dry air, caused him to beam with anticipation.

The very strangeness of such a cosmology drew his interest.

But the alien sensations were stronger; their very strangeness commanded the attention of his mind.

And yet that very strangeness had a strong appeal.

On the other hand, a kind of fascination in the very strangeness combatted the prejudice.

Well, yes, she did approve him, attracted, fascinated, by the very strangeness of the situation.

Still the sight of this desolate world was very curious on account of its very strangeness.

More than anything about her, the very strangeness of the situation spoke vividly of how truly odd she was.

The peculiar and beautiful Claudine had told me that she was attracted to Bon Temps for its very strangeness.

Yeah, for the Waterford trainer and former Tipperary hurler maybe these stipulations might ease the very strangeness of the afternoon.

She dreamed, she lifted veils, she imagined unlikely complications, a thousand singular, terrible things, seductive, nevertheless, by their very strangeness.

Now the very strangeness in it as coming from William-thestrangeness of its grave and deep emotion-heldand grappled with her.

But the very strangeness and mystery of which I urge you to take notice, is in this-thatI do not;-noryou either.

The very strangeness of his proposition half-convinced him that there must be some other very strong reason underlying those which he had given.

And even then, sombrely, under the shadow of his destiny, her passion for him revived; his very strangeness quickened it to violence, to perversity.