Sentence examples for perhaps strangely from inspiring English sources

Is he perhaps "strangely proportioned"?

(Her refusal a necessity, but also perhaps strangely, slightly disappointing, to Clark).

My ex-husband went on to find a wife much better suited to him than I ever was, and to create a family, which, perhaps strangely, makes me feel proud.

Cuco Martina was booed throughout – perhaps (strangely) for taking the throw that led to Arnautovic's red card – yet he was a persistent threat along the right and Redmond displayed a willingness to switch wings to aid the defender.

It charges £1 to withdraw cash from overseas ATMs and, perhaps strangely, £1.50 to do so from a UK ATM, so it is probably best to use up the balance when overseas.

And yet this too is not quite the truth, because Anna's mother died at 23, giving birth to Anna; her father (perhaps strangely, but this is Ondaatje's coincidental world) brings home another baby whose mother died as she was born and raises them together.

(perhaps)," a strangely titled Pirandello revival back in 2003.

On Thursday, the man who sought that outside investigation against the advice of his confidants appeared saddened, proud and perhaps most strangely, invigorated.

But bear with me - you can never find the menu for the local curry house when you stagger in starving after an evening down the Dog and Bell... Lastly, and perhaps somewhat strangely, I'd love to see The Greatest Plea Bargains of All Time.

Perhaps more strangely the Scottish government has refused even to lobby Whitehall to ask Brussels for the advice.

Perhaps, not strangely, we share the same opinions on what needs to be done.