Sentence examples for because oddly from inspiring English sources

Some sites may be reluctant to drop shipping charges because, oddly enough, they can make money on them.

Yet for all those deficiencies it is well worth persevering to the end because, oddly, by then you will understand a bit more about the complexities of modern government, its toil and its toll.

Bishop Gregory's message appeared to get that kind of reception -- skeptical -- from the religion reporters, while Mr. Clohessy's appeared to get a positive one from the scholars, although it was hard to tell because, oddly for a presentation on such a controversial topic at an academic meeting, there was no scheduled commentators and no public question period.

"I can't do it anymore because, oddly enough, I have had an operation on my neck and had some 21st century titanium joints put into it".

At his mother's death, he regretted those habits of ingratitude, writing to inform his sister that he and his mother hadn't shared "anything in common except a relentless stubborn quality," but that nevertheless he couldn't discard any of her things because, oddly, he appreciated the way "she clung to the end to all things that would remind her of moments of snatched happiness".

The R8 is spiritual heir to the original 911 because, oddly enough, the 911 is a prisoner of its much-beloved, rear-engine, flat-six-cylinder design.

I say oddly because, at heart, this film by Johan Renck is about a woman in emotional agony, desperately seeking release.

I say oddly because while we are a prosperous nation (materially) it is a survival tactic of the starving and the depleted.

Not least because Madrid, oddly, did not seem to be trying to stop them collecting it.

Ms. Spector said she hopes the idea she and Mr. Cattelan chose will work in part because it oddly emphasizes how serious he has been despite comedic appearances.

She did this, she said, because her Blackberry was behaving oddly and because so much information seemed to be leaking.