Sentence examples for strange at that from inspiring English sources

Did Mr. Hernandez say or do anything strange at that time?

About 9 o'clock the night of Feb. 8, Judge Tim Russell felt his phone vibrate, which seemed strange at that hour.

And a strange set at that.

This was a welcome diversion, and a very strange one at that.

Their first meeting had about it the uncomfortable air of a professional approach, and a strange one at that.

"He's a strange one at that position," he said before the game.

"In their comedic format they are doing what journalists should be doing". Strange energy at that Stewart rally: the serious stuff worked far better than the comedy.

I wasn't expecting to be stroked by a strange woman at that time of the morning; I felt like I was at an acid house rave in the 1990s.

With only nine goals from their opening nine Premiership matches, their profligacy in attack is becoming a real problem for Ferguson and a strange one at that given that he boasts four strikers of the quality of Wayne Rooney, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Louis Saha and Alan Smith.

So it might seem strange at first that this is the location food writer Josh Ozersky chose for his monthly series of meatcentric dinners, but that's precisely the brilliance of it.

If the video seems strange at first, that's because it most certainly is.