Sentence examples similar to reasonably strange from inspiring English sources
"It seemed natural, but also strange," Tovah thinks reasonably, about the use of that word.
Export growth is reasonably strong.
It may look strange, but it is doing reasonably well currently.
This seems strange to McGinn since he thinks, reasonably, that snow could fall from the sky even if there were no beliefs about snow, or anything else.
Surely as one of the only places in North America to fare reasonably well during the economic recession, it seems strange that Alberta would be afflicted by an STI that barely existed in the province 15 years ago.
Take the strange case of "The New York Idea," the reasonably good-looking, personality-free comedy now occupying the Lucille Lortel Theater.
One of the strange anomalies in the Booker's long and (reasonably) exalted history is the fact that JG Ballard never won it.
It may seem strange to relate now, but the start of the season had gone reasonably well for Manchester United under David Moyes.
If any further evidence were needed that America has entered a strange new era, it was the fact that many stock market experts felt it was reasonably good news when the Dow Jones industrial average dropped only 685 points yesterday.
Seymour is a reasonably interesting character on his own; in the course of the documentary, we hear about his war experience and his brief, strange correspondence with Buckingham Palace.
