Sentence examples for even strangely from inspiring English sources
It felt maniacal, tense, even strangely a little hopeful.
Even, strangely, if our baby never actually arrives.
As a political warrior, Obama can be withdrawn, even strangely passive.
It's funny and creepy and penetrating, even strangely wise, like a de-libidinized "Fermata".
It is hard not to be inspired by my father and even, strangely, by his death.
Oh, but they're charming, you'd say - innocuous, quaint, even strangely dignified!
Strangely, the story distantly echoes that of Jean Renoir's classic "The Crime of Monsieur Lange," from 1936; even more strangely, why in the world did Berkeley want to direct it?
Even more strangely, we have become suspicious of those who take a stand against the abuses of power or dogma.
But perhaps even more strangely, given the issue of flair, is the fact that Grant seems to be cut from the same cloth as Mourinho.
Even more strangely, there's a sprawling cluster of subplots involving cars, boats, and planes that just seem to turn up for our heroes as needed, and hardly a word or a glimpse of how they got there.
Multilateral agencies chipped in too.But even here, strangely enough, relations with China are as much on people's minds as they are in Latin America as a whole (see article).
