Sentence examples for sometimes strangely from inspiring English sources

Like Shoshanna, I'm sometimes strangely grumpy and hostile about it.

To students, the teachers were like gods: amusing, imperious, sometimes strangely punitive.

The appetizers, in general, are more fanciful than the tapas, and sometimes strangely sweet.

Compelling and sometimes strangely beautiful, these shanty towns stare down accusingly at those living comfortable, often luxurious lives below.

With the local governments' blessing, they are carving out a small space for themselves in the sometimes strangely shifting religious landscape of Indonesia, the country with the world's largest Muslim population.

It has been found that animals — both wild herbivores and livestock — are sometimes strangely attracted to a plant that has been sprayed, even though it is not one of their natural foods.

He digresses sometimes quite strangely, musing, for example, over the difficulty of reckoning dates B.C., because they move backward, while the time they record moves forward.

But Mr. Brando, whose high, thin voice sometimes seemed strangely at odds with his body, was not only a groundbreaking actor.

Mr Patten thunders against the provisional body with the kind of barbs that would go down a treat in the Commons, but sometimes sound strangely out of tune in the rather different air here.

Until then, Mr. Cleese may sometimes perambulate strangely but he still types perfectly fine, and he has agreed to write a book about his life that the Crown Archetype imprint of Random House said on Monday it had acquired.

He sometimes behaved strangely.