Sentence examples for by oddly from inspiring English sources

Since then, exhortations by advertisers to express individuality — by, oddly enough, consuming mass-market products — have grown louder.

They are surrounded by oddly thick, pale fence posts with barren trees and telephone poles resembling crosses in the background.

It involved traversing several "campuses," with ponds frequented by oddly real seagulls, then the lunch itself, which I always savored.

Made mostly from chipboard, the works' unassuming modesty is belied by oddly deliberate, even meticulous details and structural deviations.

(Late in the film, when Buirski interviews the scholars Crystal Feimster and Danielle McGuire about the decisive importance of black women in the civil-rights movement, she includes a brief clip of Martin Luther King, Jr., giving a speech and his speech is accompanied by oddly generic, bouncy music, as if to emphasize with a ludicrous banality that the pace of activism is picking up).

Schubert responded to me by oddly distancing himself from the campaign while also saying that Mutty was "misrecalling" events.

But We Are Hunted's main Emerging Chart – currently topped by oddly-voiced London teen crooner King Krule (pictured) – is still the site's biggest draw.

Mr. Fonte has perfectly caught the quality of shadows cast by an oddly whimsical sculptural fantasy, created by James Surls, and of the sculpture's eventual slow turns and rise, in lighting designed by Michael Mazzola.

Tsonga was troubled by unforced errors — 56 in all — and by an oddly detached demeanor.

Murphy, who has just turned 30, came to acting late and by an oddly circuitous route.

Robert Aldrich's Hammer - played by the oddly named Ralph Meeker - is worse than Spillane's.