Sentence examples for though strangely from inspiring English sources

To me, the most poignant - though, strangely, not painful - part of the story is the description of the last rites.

Taking penalties was his forte, though, strangely enough, he was not often used by the Brazilian national team to execute them.

More disturbing to contemporary eyes -- though, strangely, not considered blasphemous in its day -- is the ecorche of the "Crucified Christ" made in London in 1800 from a cast of the flayed body of a murderer.

Since each of these requirements is binding, Walzer believes that the politician faces a genuine moral dilemma (though, strangely, he also thinks that the politician should choose the good of the community rather than abide by the general moral norms).

The project, though strangely enticing, fizzled out.

Ms Tolstaya savours the words and images which make up this disfigured, though strangely cosy world.

Strangely, though, she sort of did.

Strangely, though, you wouldn't mind coming back.

Strangely, though, as a tour, "The Ride" was least successful.

Strangely, though, Juncker did not run for a parliamentary seat.

Strangely, though, he has little new to say about it.