It is worn quite bare by the hands and feet of pious pilgrims; and what is stranger still, the poor emigrants, who are about to quit Donegal for ever, come and sleep on that flag the night before their departure from Derry.
His name is dear to every child of the Scottic race both in Erin and Alba; and what is stranger still, monk and priest though he was, his memory is cherished not only by Catholics but by Protestants and even by Presbyterians also.
In no instance were they ever known to desert to the enemy, and, stranger still, they were never seen to mix in the debauchery and excesses so common to all the volunteers of the rebel camp.
Such instances of gormandising were by no means unfrequent, and, stranger still, in no one case, so far as I knew, followed by any ill consequences.
And you would think it stranger still if you had ever seen the flowing of a lava stream.
That is strange enough; but what is stranger still is that the animal can move its eyes in different directions at the same time.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "stranger still" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
