Sentence examples for Most strangely from inspiring English sources

Most strangely, [BNP leader] Nick Griffin said he wanted to help.

Most strangely, he also painted a watercolour, and appended a description, of a storm of rain in one of his dreams.

Most strangely, though maybe not, Blackburn invites, par politesse, a small, well-behaved French contingent — Rousseau, Proust, Sartre — but neglects Sade.

Most strangely, this Infiniti doesn't even offer the pretense of sportiness long associated with the brand; apparently that mission falls to the smaller FX, which is based on a rear-drive platform.

Most strangely, I felt like I knew him.

Most strangely of all was the report that he had grown back the beard before doing all this, finally confirming what we already knew: it is an accoutrement of war, something only sported when he has a radge on, and it's a very, very bad sign if you ever see that coming over the horizon.

But the aspect missed the most here, strangely, is the music itself.

"Most schools, strangely enough, work the opposite of how the real world operates," he said.

The root cause of most worklessness, strangely enough, is an continuing shortage of work.

"This is surely the most unexpected, strangely compelling release in years," wrote Robin Denselow of the Guardian, reviewing it, while Joe Boyd, Nick's producer, went so far as to claim that Molly was "the missing link in the Nick Drake story – there, in the piano chords, are the roots of Nick's harmonies".

(Although FriendFeed is not enabled as a connected site for most users, strangely enough it is enabled for Buchheit's account).