Sentence examples for strangely stuck from inspiring English sources

Both parties are also strangely stuck in the past on issues such as civil rights, education and immigration.

Strangely, sticking to safe topics is not a popular choice on a first date.

The action stops in its tracks when Harcourt-Reilly pontificates, but picks up, strangely, when stuck in the loneliness and stasis of ordinary life.

My belly button still stuck out strangely and my breasts looked different.

Hollande himself seemed strangely detached from the crisis as he stuck to his schedule, attending commemorations marking the end of the second world war on Monday.

If most of your outfit is punk or grunge, a collard shirt will stick out strangely.

The narrator of this luminous and surprising book is stuck in hospital due to an undiagnosed illness when her emotionally distant but strangely soothing mother comes to visit.

Strangely enough, the writing reminds me a lot of Samuel Beckett – the absurdism, the bleakness, being stuck in these stupid, repetitive situations.

Her question stuck with me for several days because no one had ever asked that question before (strangely enough), and I wasn't satisfied with my response to her.

When you're stuck in a rut of despair, being transformed into a villain of cinematic proportions can sound strangely appealing.

I think it is a nostalgic thing and right now we're stuck somewhere between the Nineties and Millennium in our fashion referencing – and there's something oddly appealing and strangely novel about the logo once more".