Sentence examples for strangely as a from inspiring English sources

He appeared traumatized from losing the ECW World Championship, acting strangely as a result.

As far as I can see, no one seems to be behaving strangely as a result of some acute spiritual disturbance.

Finally, I just want to say, lest I seem to run negative, that I was strangely charmed by Zuckerberg's as-a-father-of-daughters answer.

But looking back now, as the nation prepares to elect either its first black president or its first female vice president, the fierce identity wars of those years seem strangely passé, as much a relic of the age as those Bartles & Jaymes wine coolers and the Thompson Twins on vinyl.

Strangely, though, as a tour, "The Ride" was least successful.

Strangely enough, as a film, "The Clock" is really suspenseful.

"In the south of India, urad dal is used, strangely enough, as a flavoring agent rather than as a main ingredient.

If you're used to forking out thousands for health, home and car insurance, the cost of travel insurance can — strangely — come as a welcome relief.

Lamberto Maggiorani is heartbreaking and yet strangely inspiring as a poverty-weary man who has finally found a job and manages to reclaim his pawned bicycle (a job prerequisite) only to have it stolen on his first day of work.

In one, narrated by the dance writer Francis Mason, Ms. Le Clercq was mysterious in Balanchine's "Valse" and simultaneously innocent and strangely knowing as a young ballet student in Jerome Robbins's "Afternoon of a Faun".

But in Andhra Pradesh, where the existing paradigm of language and statehood began, language would also prove strangely insufficient as a unifying identity from the start.