Sentence examples for strangely then from inspiring English sources
Very strangely, then, Lustgarten extended padded, swarthy fingers.
Cusk's characterisation of feminism starts strangely: "Then again, the feminist is supposed to hate men.
Strangely, then, iconic Dutch art owes an essence of its character to religious iconoclasm, which diverted spiritual passion from sanctuaries to parlors and countrysides.
People would look at me strangely back then.
Strangely we then start to see people who work part-time hours as uncommitted and off the career ladder.
After all, yesterday when I was leaving Maiman's Deli I saw her from a distance waving at me strangely, and then she disappeared.
She awoke on a sandbank and all the people she saw were strangely transparent; then she realized she was transparent, too.
He looked at me really strangely and then said he wanted cash for a fare that was going to cost hundreds of dollars.
It's strangely fitting, then, that Mr. Katz's favorite object should be that great token of conspicuous anonymity: black-framed sunglasses.
It is strangely fitting, then, that a rare American exhibition devoted solely to Fabergé items would take place here in the capital of hype, where the masses can once again see his delicate artistry firsthand.
It seems strangely deflating, then, when the real Mr. Gates appears in a news clip or turns up for a conversation with Ms. Smith and a community activist seven years later.
