Sentence examples for strangely effective from inspiring English sources
It is a strange, and strangely effective ad that Mr. Schwartz described as "very avant-garde" and stylistically close to a popular variety show of the time, "Laugh-In".
Animal Kingdom, by far the largest, is a strangely effective hybrid of theme park and safari park.
He also makes beautifully architectural dance, often weaving a diagonal line of dancers through a vertical one, and he has an acute musical sensibility evinced in a strangely effective stop-and-start section to the surging violin in "Resurrection".
He proceeds through a series of safe houses and strangely effective disguises (the hard-working French police, it seems, are easily fooled by stick-on mustaches and goatees), pursued by a gloomy detective (Gilbert Melki) and watched by the minions of a local drug lord.
"It's gonna be great, believe me!" he continued, speaking in a strangely effective faux-Trump voice.
I can't quite believe that this strange, saturated, menacing, sad fantasia airs on network TV, but the mere existence of "Hannibal" -- let alone its strangely effective ingredients -- are yet more proof that we live in unpredictable times.
By not having to run so many specific sets, Rondo is more free to orchestrate Boston's strangely spaced but effective offensive attack, which should include an at-ready Bradley camped out in the corner, or cutting baseline for easy back-door baskets.
Strangely, a very good rapper.
Sadly (and strangely), when conventional doctors today do not obtain adequately effective results with one drug, they often simply prescribe more drugs in hopes that one of them, or their combination, will be more effective (whether this increased use of drugs is effective or not, there are certain "benefits" that drug companies receive from this strategy).
Thus, strangely, Marx's premises serve to prevent his conclusions; what was false as prediction is true and effective as warning; and what Mark loses in the estimation of mankind as a scientist he regains as emancipator.
