Sentence examples for but not oddly from inspiring English sources

But not oddly quiet.

But not, oddly, to Chinese tourists".They are romantics at heart," says Lynda Denton of the Gretna Green Group, which promotes the village.

With this month's releases there are now well over 100 titles in the collection, which is carried by Amazon, Movies Unlimited, Oldies.com, ClassicFlix and other online retailers (but not, oddly, by Fox's in-house retail branch, Fox Connect).

But the project is $1 billion over budget without an inch of track on the ground, and has now been reduced to a 14-mile, $2.9-billion 2.9-billioned to run from centralineattle to near the region's main airport (but not, odesignedl toe way).

But not, oddly enough, for Plant himself, the only original member of the band less than enamoured with the prospect of a longer-term reunion, turning down a reputed $200m offer to re-form the band on a longer-term basis.

Whether it's a streamlined Vespa motor scooter by Corradino D'Ascanio or a pair of swooping, metallic shoes by Salvatore Ferragamo, design (but not, oddly enough, architecture) is usually of more sustaining interest in the show.

They have been dominant this season but not domineering, oddly under the radar for a defending champion on the path to something even greater.

We learn that love can conquer almost all: mental illness (A Beautiful Mind) and mental abilities (Forrest Gump) but not AIDS (oddly, Forrest Gump AND Philadelphia -- what's the deal, Hanks?).

One who did not, oddly, was Ms. Uchida.

Those numbers are expected to look dismal in a year-over-year comparison but not, oddly enough, because of the downturn.

For payments, it's working with TimesofMoney's DirecPay, but not Android Pay, oddly, they also discovered.