Sentence examples for awfully strange from inspiring English sources

"It was awfully strange," the supervisor of elections, James Brooks, was quoted as saying.

If Barack Obama's South Carolina win was a "black" thing, it's awfully strange how it's going down in Butte, Montana.

It feels awfully strange to be sitting in a restaurant with Rupert Everett, who has been my heartthrob for decades, talking about his death.

I'm not so sure -- you know, it sent an awfully, awfully strange signal to the world, it seems like to me.

Whatever the subtext, it seems awfully strange that the pair just abandoned their search for Nathan, given that they've spent half the season trying to keep him out of the clutches of Lucy.

If this in fact is what women want (sounds about right to me), many of them have an awfully strange way of going about it, as Mr. Real's true-life stories show.

Earlier in the season, in the "Shogun World" episode, her strange — and awfully convenient — ability to control other robotic hosts with her mind was on full display.

For a scrupulously mainstream thing, the NBA still manages to be awfully shaggy and interesting and strange, all of which are good reasons to love it.

While we're on the subject of strange bedfellows, Mr. McCain does seem to be awfully chummy with Joe Lieberman, no conservative.

It's a strange inequity that I think makes people feel awfully uncomfortable".

This is a really strange election, or at least one that pollsters are having an awfully difficult time getting a handle on.