Sentence examples for change oddly from inspiring English sources

The novel offers sharp insights about interracial dating and the death of love's illusions, but its main character, for all his cleverness, resists self-reflection or change; oddly, he barely ponders why his partner left him.

But things began to change, oddly enough, during the period that historians rather condescendingly called the Dark Ages, the period between the fall of the Roman Empire and the Middle Ages.

Truly we have nothing to fear – except perhaps global climate change, which oddly merits a one-paragraph mention (pdf) in this year's threat assessment.

Then we changed the default user name and password, and within minutes the router was connected to the Internet and we were surfing away like nothing had changed, feeling oddly like we had missed some complicated step in the process.

These include "Blindsight," by Chris Colin, about the Hollywood producer of films like "C.H.U.D. II" who suffered serious brain trauma in a car accident and came back an oddly changed man.

Second, Guyana is truly off the tourist path — a place, as Evelyn Waugh wrote in "92 Days," his 1932 travel memoir of what was then British Guiana, "of conflicting cultures and states of development where ideas, uprooted from their traditions, become oddly changed in transplantation".

Scrooge's apparent change of heart is oddly sudden, and there's no sense that he has been on a real emotional journey – rather than simply a jokey one – in the company of the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future.

Don't go overboard with this; a nice step in the direction of femininity may be an oddly satisfying change for you, however.

Yodel, however, oddly does not change the cost of the delivery at all for any bag mass changes, this was even confirmed by Yodel staff using the online Q&A service.

One, oddly, is climate change.

Ignore climate change, and it is an oddly comforting place.