Sentence examples for stranger anyway from inspiring English sources

Half Danish, half Icelandic, he is not given to expressions of simple contentment, not with a stranger anyway.

Who wants to talk to a stranger anyway?

I'm not going to be able to sleep next to this stranger anyway, they could smother me in my sleep,' before going again, and again, and again.

It is safe to say, although many would argue the point, that in New York City sports provide the most common ground for routine conversation among friends and strangers — among men, anyway.

The new programming joins fresh installments of the network's existing roster: "Win Ben Stein's Money," "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," "Whose Line Is It Anyway," "Strangers With Candy," "The Man Show,""Turn Ben Stein On" and, of course, "South Park," the only other show besides "League of Gentlemen" with a dateline in the Twilight Zone.

Be social with people you know, but shy around strangers (at first anyway).

The Twin Cities may function in The Great Gatsby as little more than a snowy refuge from east coast excess, but according to Susan Choi the novel is a "weird book, so much stranger than its reputation" anyway – a description that could apply equally well to the Twin Cities' literature, which is compelling, unusual, far stranger than its reputation.

But Kevin Oritz, an Education Department spokesman, said most high schoolers are strangers to the cafeteria anyway.

And strangers rarely attack children anyway: parents are the most likely murderers, and accidents are a far graver danger than assault.

For now, anyway, the imperfect strangers of the Big East have locked arms and fates.

Anyway, we asked strangers what the secret to successful dating is.   .