Sentence examples for and oddly so from inspiring English sources
She was no train wreck — nothing of the sort — but she stood still, and oddly so, occasionally sipping water and swaying little.
She was no train wreck nothing of the sort but she stood still, and oddly so, occasionally sipping water and swaying little.
"I have only two copies left," he says, "and, oddly enough, so does the Strand".
And oddly enough, so private and fragile was my fantasy that I hardly even fought her decision.
Warner uses vegetables and cheese the way other artists use paint and clay; it's startling (and oddly mouthwatering, so don't skip lunch) to see how easily he can transform ordinary food items into other familiar objects.
Well, our bedroom is small-ish and oddly configured, so a queen-size mattress is as large as the room will accommodate.
Oddly, so too was the British actor, singer and writer Anthony Newley, often derided as a corrupt, trivialising influence on Bowie.
This is a damnation often hurled at Mr. Obama, oddly so.
Would Labour agree that they formatted their manifesto oddly, so we have unfortunate looking pages, such as page 8, which looks like this? 50.
Yes, the almost natural world of the reservoir is tempting in the blazing sun, but then, oddly, so are the sewers.
