Sentence examples for strangely indeed from inspiring English sources

'There were a number of meetings of managers and other staff and during the course of those meetings she acted very strangely indeed,' the judge said.

But if I'd said that such a result would leave Mexico in fourth place, at least three and possibly five points behind the third placed team, with two matches left (including a road trip to leaders Costa Rica), you'd probably have looked at me very strangely indeed, before backing slowly out of the room.

Truly strangely innocent indeed.

It is elevated to something quite different, something strangely good indeed, partly down to the careful quality of the writing (and performances) but chiefly to the inspired retelling of two sides of the same story.

As Robert Penn Warren and Cleanth Brooks pointed out in their book, "Understanding Poetry," any anthropomorphic flora "whose hungry mouth is prest / Against the earth's sweet flowing breast" as it "looks at God all day, / And lifts her leafy arms to pray" would be "strangely deformed" indeed.

This was, indeed, strangely comforting.

But the figures are indeed strangely precise.

Indeed, strangely, the "lesser" Fascist and extreme right-wing European figures of the period are closer to the idealized image of a national savior than Hitler even pretends to be.

Especially with the recent introduction of sound effects by David Camp in 'Oddly Satisfying Vol. 4,' watching slime, marbles, and sand interact with pleasantly tactile environments is, indeed, strangely gratifying— as well as infinitely viewable.

Ainsworth's novel was adapted into a successful play by John Buckstone in October 1839 at the Adelphi Theatre starring (strangely enough) Mary Anne Keeley; indeed, it seems likely that Cruikshank's illustrations were deliberately created in a form that were informed by, and would be easy to repeat as, tableaux on stage.

Having sat around the table with him, and clinked glasses with him this week, I would say rather that, while his eyes are indeed a strangely light blue colour, that does not make his manner cold.