Sentence examples for somehow strangely from inspiring English sources

Somehow, strangely, this didn't make me read more.

Nonetheless I still find having the tennis on in the background somehow strangely comforting.

Allow me introduce this awful, but somehow strangely compelling, cross-stitch pattern for Wayne Rooney's massive face.

The medications he cited were encased in language of a certain kind, fogbound words and terms, syllable-ridden and somehow, strangely, totalitarian.

Ivan's lonely death is somehow strangely moving, and the demise of a Hollywood super-agent is a brilliant metaphor for our celebrity-obsessed, status-obsessed society.

It makes for an odd sort of combination, queuing up for meds in paper crowns, sad but somehow strangely touching too.

Sleeping with the boss and spying on his ex – yet somehow remaining strangely likeable throughout.

"I walked around and, even though I have no memories of living there, it somehow felt strangely comfortable to me.

Even better, to the neutral it has the effect of making even a club of such burnished corporate perfection seem also somehow homemade and strangely likeable.

MaerzMusik couldn't afford one of those big pieces; somehow, it was strangely comforting for an American to encounter a German arts institution with money strains, even if Berlin's amazingly diverse cultural offerings have long been under financial siege.

It was a night of high drama that somehow managed to feel strangely inconclusive.