strangely *

Strangely enough, the answer to all three questions is yes.

He does not know why people look at him so strangely.

The time came when he found her looking at him strangely.

She looks at me strangely, as if she's never seen my face before.

We thought of them, strangely enough, as our special children.

Then she looked up at him with her green eyes, a little strangely.

He looked at her strangely, but did as she told him.

She looked at him a little strangely, and for good reason.

Strangely, he is the only one able to see or hear them.

They looked at me strangely then, and with good reason.

But strangely, no one seemed to pay them any particular attention.

But then, they seemed to get on strangely well with the men.

But why were they all looking at me so strangely?

One of the social workers had come into the office and was looking at me very strangely.

After a while, though, he found her looking at him strangely, as if trying to remember something.

You love the night better than the day,' and he looked at me so strangely.

I looked at her strangely, the way she expected me to.

Strangely enough we did not fall into each other's arms.

He felt strangely alone now that the others were gone.

Now it was his turn to look at her strangely.

Strangely enough, it turned out to be not too bad a book.

And then, when you get up, strangely enough, a lot of those things leave.

Strangely, he had never thought of his mother in a sexual sense before today.

On the other level he was taking her words at their face value, and they moved him strangely.

Most strangely then, he put his arms around the young king and held him so for a time.