Sentence examples for apparently strange from inspiring English sources

It's where there's a deeper reality behind the fantasy; where the apparently strange acts of his protagonists have historical precedent.

Once the shock of the new had worn off, I began to understand that this short list, apparently strange and arbitrary, was actually very good indeed.

The clear purpose of the multivocal narrative is to let you piece together the apparently strange world of the Congo from these different accounts.

In trying to understand what lay behind this apparently strange and initially shocking comparison, I have come to realise that it was far from being an aberration on my father's part.

Two decades earlier Halley had edited the work of Isaac Newton, who had himself addressed the apparently strange behaviour of comets, demonstrating that his theory could adequately explain their motion.

Labour MP Ben Bradshaw attacked, in particular, the apparently strange decision to award all five honours to men, and none to the departing women, in particular Caroline Spelman and Cheryl Gillan, who lost seats in the cabinet.

Sports and law apparently make strange bedfellows.

"Apparently his strange announcement is connected with his spiritual suffering over his own mistakes and bad luck".

("Man of few words, curmudgeonly intellectual: he wrote an autobiography that was apparently very strange. He hardly wrote anything about his eight marriages or all his bands").

It is not possible to investigate here Leibniz's reasons for these apparently very strange views.

I know that might sound crazy to you, but I went on this thing called "tumbler" the other day and apparently mocking strange subcultures is a big thing to the guys who "surf" there. .