Sentence examples for perhaps stranger from inspiring English sources

That the journalist's translator, a young, middle-class brahmin a member of Hinduism's priestly caste also broke bread with the family was perhaps stranger still.

Perhaps stranger than Hitler's conquest of France in 1940 are Ernest R. May's book about it, "Strange Victory," and David Stafford's review (Sept . 17.

This was strange behaviour for a government minister: perhaps stranger still was the fact that although he was both an accountant and minister for finance, he did not have a bank account.

Perhaps stranger still is Ames's impulsive decision not to fire anyone just yet, but to hire the freaky whiz kid J to ease the company into the digital future, a decision that naturally raises the ire of his longtime employees.

Perhaps stranger still, no player has so far followed the Serb's splendid example and escaped the high-pressure, goldfish bowl existence of a Premier League footballer – with its remorseless 20‑hour working week and the compulsory wearing of flip-flops down the shops – in favour of lolling around in a bordello (well not officially, anyway).

What is perhaps stranger in a market sense is Google's continuing slide from being the market leader in online storage to becoming a potential minnow.

They are not just strangers but they are, perhaps, alien.

Perhaps even stranger is Fading Gigolo, which stars John Turturro and has a worryingly similar premise.

Things are perhaps even stranger in Colorado, which now has a small population of neon-orange elk.

I was tempted to ask her who is likely to know or care, except perhaps a stranger in a public restroom.

Perhaps the stranger question, soon, will be why a party ever thought that heavy reliance on white men alone was the right way to win.