Sentence examples for Most oddly from inspiring English sources

Most oddly, the press charter allows members of the House of Lords on to the board of the regulator.

Most oddly, Bout chose to speak up for his "close friend", the Congolese warlord Jean-Pierre Bemba, who is now on trial in The Hague for war crimes, murder and orchestrating mass rape during Congo's hellish civil war.

Perhaps most oddly of all, their fans will chant "Yerr-up!

Hosts shepherd you to the most oddly situated tables when others are — and remain — available.

I do think of this as the most oddly impressive aspect of the sonnets.

In one of the most oddly bracing moments, Mr. Mercy shatters a glass while trying to balance on it.

Ultimately, though, the goal that probably made the most impact oddly enough was just a penalty.

Part of this, of course, is the ancient — and yet, for most Americans, oddly beclouded — reality that the constitutional system is rigged for rural interests over urban ones.

Owned by Fiat since 1969, Lancia's current models are for the most part oddly styled smaller cars or rebadged Chryslers, but traditionally it was a significant, leading-edge car company.

It was a fittingly half-cocked end to an afternoon on which the most jumbled, oddly skewed and seasick-looking United team of modern times more or less reached an end point in the Premier League season.

In the 1980s and '90s, it was in the visual arts, however, that the debates over postmodern marginality and the construction of a fixed canon became, perhaps, most fierce yet, oddly, were at the same time least eloquent, or least fully realized in emotionally potent works of art.