Sentence examples for not really strange from inspiring English sources

Yet it is not really strange.

Then she said, 'He's not really strange, Tug.

Eichmann, of course, could not at that time have known anything of this, but he seems to have known nothing even of the nature of the S.D. when he entered it — a state of affairs that was not really strange, since the operations of the S.D. had always been top-secret.

It's an unexpected but not really strange move on Microsoft's part.

"It's not really strange, because I've already faced most of those guys". Facing your former team can be an emotional experience.

That is the key word here: not "that which is foreign or strange", particularly at a time when the fear being stoked is of things that are not really foreign or strange.

"We are not really as strange as all of that," the group consciousness said.

Both women seem grateful to have found a roommate who doesn't seem really strange.

"It's chamber music, but it's not really all that strange," he promises.

Francis Ford Coppola, award-winning filmmaker of Apocalypse Now and The Godfather is famous for his unusual ways of making movies, which isn't really very strange at all.

This wasn't really so strange — it could have been a kind of game — but I managed to keep it from seeming like one by hiding it carefully: I'd stop at the bottom step, shake my head as if I'd forgotten something, and then turn around and retrace my steps.