Sentence examples for strangely more from inspiring English sources

Yet with Kiwanuka, we're strangely more upbeat about his prospects.

Second, the adults are more fun to watch, and strangely more sympathetic, than their offspring.

Tiramisù had a delightfully creamy texture but tasted, strangely, more like butterscotch than coffee.

But the Steinfels book was also more rigorously analytic and, strangely, more generous in granting neocons their due as thinkers.

As troubles escalate in Top Boy 2, Ra'Nell becomes more introverted, more determined – and strangely, more formidable.

For me, when I have trusted my desire, whether or not I have acted on it, life has become much more difficult, but strangely more illuminated.

And strangely, as more and more copies fly from newsstands – and as the publishers announced they would print a further 2 million copies – the price for the magazine online continues to climb.

And strangely, as more and more copies fly from newsstands and as the publishers announced they would print a further 2 million copies the price for the magazine online continues to climb.

"And I think, strangely, as more people listen to stuff just on their laptops, listening rooms are getting to be more important—I mean, physical places where you can just go and hear really good sound".

Strangely, the more removed the mathematics becomes from what most people would be able to fathom, the more comfortable they are likely to be with its graphical representation.When Michael Field of the University of Houston showed his graphs, he introduced them as "Symmetry in Blues" or "Armies of the Night" and did not forget to mention which would be appearing in the New York Digital Salon.

The overall decline is also strangely even more the case in the long jump.