Sentence examples for can be oddly from inspiring English sources
She can be oddly personable with strangers.
The results can be oddly unnerving.
Still, it can be oddly silent about common usage mistakes.
Mr Easterbrook makes flat jokes and can be oddly lazy.
Creed's works can be oddly moving and disarming, for all their stripped-down rigour.
It can also be oddly blinkered: in asserting that "no Yankee ever played hurt more than Jeter," O'Connor ignores Mantle's career of pain.
Yet whereas she can still be oddly cagey over a question as harmless as: "If she had a daughter, would she recommend a parliamentary career to her?", on far more contentious subjects she can be dauntlessly frank.
(His take on the action can also be oddly cathartic: At a recent screening, the crowd hooted every time a bad guy was killed). Newcomer Noel handles the over-the-top scenes with ease — including a bravura fight sequence among several neo-Nazis on a staircase — proving he has the chops to become an action star.
Yet he can be an oddly vulgar writer.
But he can be an oddly willful interpreter and is, if anything, a bigger stickler for detail than Mr. Masur.
