Sentence examples for thus strangely from inspiring English sources
Thus, strangely, Marx's premises serve to prevent his conclusions; what was false as prediction is true and effective as warning; and what Mark loses in the estimation of mankind as a scientist he regains as emancipator.
Thus, strangely hybrid forms emerge in the Islamic arts, highly interesting for the historian of religion and the student of literature but not typical of the classic Islamic ideals.
Thus, strangely, the son who had not expected to become king and who was husband to a princess who also had not expected to inherit a throne found himself in a position to claim both the German and the Sicilian crowns.
"Thus, strangely, are our souls formed," says one of the characters.
It's so strangely isolating.
"A Girl Named Faithful Plum: The True Story of a Dancer From China and How She Achieved Her Dream," by Richard Bernstein, a columnist for The International Herald Tribune and a former New York Times book critic, is thus a strangely American story.
Thus Rome was strangely taken, and more strangely recovered, having been seven whole months in the possession of the barbarians, who entered her a little after the Ides of July, and were driven out about the Ides of February following.
Hence the strangely enervated tone of discussion.
The wrought-iron boxes through which the trains ran were originally to be carried by chain suspension cables, but, during the building, extensive theoretical work and testing indicated that the cables were not needed; thus the towers stand strangely useless.
But strangely silent thus far on this "instructional team" scheme are schools such as Purdue and Arizona State and University of Pennsylvania – schools that have tied their mainstream brands to online programs.
