Sentence examples similar to markedly strange from inspiring English sources
Increasing familiarity and assimilation does markedly reduce hostility to "strange" out-groups -- it breeds knowledge, understanding, and tolerance.
An attempt to mimic missed increments inversely related to the followed-back survival resulted in markedly crossed survival curves with a strange sigmoid survival for pseudo-DCIs, so this seems unlikely to be realistic.
There's nothing markedly attractive about this place; it has a strange atmosphere – like a crime scene.
Late work is both familiar and strange, characteristic of the artist and yet markedly at odds with everything that preceded it.
However, in the four years since the Playhouse first planned to get involved with this "very strange weird stuff", the funding landscape has changed markedly.
When Alzheimer dissected Auguste's brain, he found it markedly shrunken, a wasteland of dead and dying nerve cells littered with strange deposits.
Proust entered after 2am, dapper and strange, "blinking like a night-bird", as someone once said of him, and he soon got into a markedly unfriendly conversation with Stravinsky about Beethoven's late quartets.
This really does look strange.'" Antique experts confirmed that the shade's frame is European (to this day, American lampshades differ markedly in their design) and 60 to 80 years old.
Her thinking cleared markedly.
The mood dropped markedly.
