Sentence examples for somewhat strangely from inspiring English sources

Somewhat strangely, not every magical being has magical powers.

"So it's hardly surprising if I've been acting somewhat strangely.

And somewhat strangely, Chapter 14 as proposed does little to address the issue of speed.

In 2004 roughly a third of the voters identified themselves as conservatives; just over 20% identified themselves as "liberal" (as American left-wingers are somewhat strangely called).

Aslak Berge's "Salmon Fever," a thorough if somewhat strangely translated history of the Norwegian salmon farming boom, reads like a low-rent dot-com tale.

United's opponents Wednesday were in the Second Division, although two-thirds of the way through a successful push for promotion, after being somewhat strangely relegated the previous season.

Strangely, somewhat lost in the highly politicized hullabaloo is the one question we should really be asking about medical marijuana: Is it good medicine?

The somewhat creepy-yet-strangely-soothing "comingzune" site launched as well, with no real information whatsoever.

Strangely enough, somewhat similarly to what has been observed in prion diseases, the fibrils obtained by simply having the synthetic peptides precipitated in solution are not efficient [ 218, 319].

Rachel is, strangely enough, a somewhat less convincing character.

But in an age when no ethnic dance form is too obscure to be featured on YouTube and when choreographers borrow rampantly and triumphantly from a vast mix of movement styles, Ms. Ichinohe's work looks strangely purist and somewhat old-fashioned.