Sentence examples for I think oddly from inspiring English sources

I think, oddly enough, of an afternoon about 15 years ago – myself, Andrew Marr and Arnold Kemp, necking whiskies in the Observer's local, happy and fulfilled.

I think, oddly enough, since Kazin said those words that divorce, along with the sight of female breasts, has become somewhat less surprising and shocking.

AT But the way you're talking about felt life, or experience: it's oddly vulnerable, I think, oddly exposed – which is why I like it: to want to do something so difficult and so simple.

"In the beginning," he says, "we had this weird conflict of 'Are we gonna make a record that sounds like a band, or are we gonna make a record that sounds like a computer?' "I think, oddly, we ended up making a record with a computer, that sounds like a band".

Searle: I think oddly enough, Motorola's outlook for its handset business would characterize a ray of light in terms of its comments.

"I think oddly, my father knew I would do this before I did," Johns says.

The first relationship I think of – oddly, given that they've never officially been a couple – is between Joan and Roger Sterling.

In other words: to investigate what's going on and maybe challenge yourself to dig deeper into the material and learn from it.' I feel like young people are so encouraged to express themselves and lead and don't follow, and I think sometimes, oddly, early on in your career, it actually is good to follow.

I think I can oddly enough related to this.

I think there's something oddly poignant about his performance, especially when we know where his career went afterwards.

(click after the jump for updates) 9.20am: They start (a little oddly, I think) by discussing TechCrunch 40 and some of the new web apps that were on display there.