Sentence examples for strangely put from inspiring English sources

The tail is actually very strangely put together.

That said, a good summer soaking strangely put us in a more than perfect mood for enjoying some music, and what music there was to enjoy.

Lib Dems have spent £3,000m increasing the tax-free allowance (as Clegg strangely puts it).

Instead, Oldham puts his faith in health and wellbeing boards or, as he strangely puts it, "analogous local arrangements".

But strangely, putting lots of famous living people into my new novel felt like I was going one step further, as if I was somehow taking far greater liberties.

I tried hiding in the aisle, arranging the Martha Stewart paint but strangely putting it in the Benjamin Moore row.

He was a charming, strangely put-together little mongrel, about the size of a Scots terrier.

I went to high-five him, because I saw that my sister had high-fived me, and he just looked at me strangely and put his schoolbag in my hand and walked off.

The paintings seemed to exist as strangely flat fields they put Billy in mind of Early American naïve art and, in looking at them and, back in the day, talking to Julia about them, he'd come to see how purposefully she distorted light and shadow.

Accuracy, fluidity, rhythmic sharpness and an acute sensitivity to different orchestral sonorities – all of which put him strangely alongside the sound of the historical performance movement whose principles he so despised.

Tanya was immensely tanned and swore a lot, which put me strangely at ease.