Sentence examples for strangely strong from inspiring English sources

Maupassant's stories have a strangely strong power on the cinema — they read like sketches by an extraordinarily perceptive, witty, vigorous, and impatient painter.

Some autistic children react strangely to strong smells, bright colors, unusual textures, and specific noises.

Entertainment Weekly wrote that the episode "Powerfully depicts both Mulder's gnawing sense of defeat and his bond with Scully, strangely growing stronger with separation" before concluding that the episode was "fairly standard".

"Strangely, even with a strong Argentine accent that never quite went away, she became the darling of Mexican cinema," said Carl Mora, an expert on Latin American film at the University of New Mexico.

To return to Malkovich: strangely, he is the strongest contributor, because he insists on taking it seriously.

Wigmore's position on relevance is strangely at odds with his strong stand against the judge being bound by judicial precedents in assessing the weight or credibility of evidence (Wigmore 1913).

"Strangely, I've never felt a strong urge to".

FOR something so strong, aquavit has a strangely civilizing effect.

But strangely, working women in areas with strong traditional values – where most people had voted against equal pay – were happier than working women in liberal cantons.

Harriet herself has a strong awareness, which seems something strangely instinctive about the significant part she played in our drama.

They are somewhat down on the company's fourth quarter, but Facebook is (strangely enough) a seasonal business, with a strong fourth quarter and a quiet first one.